Regent Mahayastra Accelerates Road Repair Projects in Gianyar
Gianyar Regent I Made Agus Mahayastra has inspected repair projects on a number of road sections in Gianyar. Mahayastra ensured that the work is proceeding according to plan, both in terms of quality and progress on the ground.
“Road construction must provide long-term benefits for the community. Accelerating the work needs to be balanced with supervision of the quality of the results,” Mahayastra said in his statement on Sunday (6/9/2026).
Mahayastra asked for the road repair projects to be accelerated until November 2026. Even so, he stressed that the projects must not sacrifice the physical quality of the roads.
“If possible, it should be completed by November 2026. If not, then December 2026. But the quality must be good,” said Mahayastra.
The Gianyar Regency Government, he said, is committed to continuing to accelerate the handling of regency roads. Mahayastra said all damaged regency roads will be completed in stages.
The road sections currently being repaired include Jalan Tojan - Jalan Perangsada - Jalan Saba; Jalan Samu - Jalan Belang; Jalan Keliki - Jalan Sebali - Jalan Payogan; and Jalan Tengipis - Jalan Gambih. The repair progress on all these road sections has not yet reached 15 percent.
There is also the repair of Jalan Tojan-Perangsada-Saba with progress of 12.3 percent, Jalan Tebuana-Gelumpang at 8.8 percent, Jalan Samu-Belang at 12.1 percent, Jalan Keliki-Sebali-Payogan at 5.7 percent, and Jalan Tengipis-Gambih at 6.6 percent.
The repair of these road sections is expected to facilitate residents’ mobility and improve inter-regional connectivity, including supporting the community’s economic activities.
“So that the infrastructure built can be used safely and comfortably,” said Mahayastra.
It is known that the construction and quality improvement of road infrastructure is one of the priorities of the Gianyar Regency Government. This year, the Gianyar Regency Government has allocated around Rp 189.875 billion to handle 36 road work packages in various areas. The road stability rate is targeted to reach around 85 percent by the end of 2026.