Pattaya Approves Public Land for Volunteer Police Outposts in Pratumnak Hill Area

Pattaya, August 3rd, 2026– Pattaya City Mayor Poramese Ngamphichet chaired a meeting on Monday to consider the use of public land for the construction of two single-storey buildings, to serve as operational bases for the Pattaya City Volunteer Police. The facilities are intended to support security operations, traffic management, and community surveillance. The approval of these two plots of public land signifies a commitment to enhancing the capabilities of the volunteer police force in the Pratumnak Hill area. These new bases will provide a dedicated space for training, coordination, and deployment, thereby improving their response times and overall effectiveness in maintaining public order and safety. Mayor Ngamphichet emphasized the importance of volunteer participation in ensuring a secure and well-managed city, especially in key areas like Pratumnak Hill, which is a significant tourist attraction and residential hub. The initiative is part of a broader strategy to bolster community policing efforts and foster a stronger sense of security among residents and visitors alike. The construction of these facilities is expected to commence in the coming months, with the volunteer police force actively involved in the planning process to ensure the bases meet their operational needs. This development is seen as a positive step towards a more resilient and responsive local security infrastructure. Source: Pattaya News