Lam Dong Provincial Police join hands in building new rural areas.

For many years, the Lam Dong Provincial Police force has worked alongside the government and people in building new rural areas, contributing to changing the face of many rural areas, improving living standards, and strengthening grassroots security.

Working alongside the people to build rural infrastructure.

In remote, mountainous areas and ethnic minority communities, the sight of police officers and soldiers working alongside local people to pave roads with concrete, install streetlights, and set up security cameras has become commonplace.

The Hoa Thang commune police monitor the security situation through the security camera system.

In response to the new rural development movement, police units have mobilized thousands of man-days to help villages and hamlets complete infrastructure criteria. Muddy dirt roads have been replaced with clean, beautiful concrete roads thanks to the joint efforts of the police force, the government, and the people.

In many areas with complex security and order issues, the "Security Lighting" model and the surveillance camera system installed through the efforts of local police have proven remarkably effective. With illuminated roads, petty theft and law violations have decreased significantly, allowing residents to focus on production with peace of mind, and children to go to school more conveniently and safely.

Through grassroots mobilization activities, the Provincial Police also called on businesses and philanthropists to support funding for the construction of security and public welfare projects, creating a foundation for sustainable change in rural areas.

Let's work together to eliminate temporary and dilapidated houses.

Alongside infrastructure support, the Lam Dong Provincial Police Department has identified the elimination of temporary and dilapidated houses for poor and policy-beneficiary households as a crucial task to strengthen "the people's trust." In 2025, the force will launch a "56-day construction" campaign with the goal of completing hundreds of houses before the rainy season.

Colonel Nguyen Van Dung, Deputy Director of Lam Dong Provincial Police, presented charitable houses to 6 households in Truong Xuan commune.

On November 20, 2025, in Truong Xuan commune, the Provincial Police, in coordination with the local government, handed over six charitable houses to poor and policy-beneficiary households belonging to ethnic minorities. Construction of these houses began on October 7, 2025, under difficult conditions due to prolonged rain, complex terrain, and rising material costs.

However, with the spirit of "overcoming the sun and rain, only moving forward, never backward," the Truong Xuan commune police, along with other organizations and local forces, mobilized hundreds of man-days to dismantle old houses, transport materials, and accelerate progress. Many local businesses also provided support by reducing material costs, helping to lessen the matching funds for poor households.

By November 12, 2025, all six houses were completed on schedule. These new homes are solidly built, suitable for living conditions, and safe from harsh weather. For many families, this is a great joy they never dared to dream of. Ms. H'Nhiên, a resident who received a new house, emotionally shared that her family had lived for many years in a dilapidated wooden house and always worried every rainy season. Now, having a sturdy house allows them to focus on their work and strive to escape poverty.

Colonel Nguyen Van Dung presents gifts to the families.

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“For many years, my family lived in a dilapidated old wooden house, and we were very worried during the rainy season. Now, with the help of the police and the government, we have been able to build a new, sturdy house, and I am truly grateful. With this solid house, we can work with peace of mind and strive to escape poverty.”

Ms. H'Nhien, one of the households receiving housing in Truong Xuan commune, shared:

According to the plan, during this construction phase, the Provincial Police will build a total of 14 houses in border communes – areas with many poor households and ethnic minorities. Each house is designed to be durable, in accordance with local customs, and to create conditions for people to settle down and develop their economy .

Since the implementation of the program to eliminate temporary and dilapidated houses, the Lam Dong Provincial Police have mobilized resources to build 563 houses. Of these, 500 houses were funded by the Ministry of Public Security , 49 houses by the Vietnam Coal and Mineral Industry Group, and 14 houses by the Vietnam Public Security Sports Association and NovaSports Joint Stock Company.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/cong-an-tinh-lam-dong-chung-tay-xay-dung-nong-thon-moi-404552.html