Asset Management Analysis to Road Equipments in Traffic Order Zone (Kawasan Tertib Lalu Lintas) of Probolinggo City, East Java Province

The constant problems encountered by local government while managing regional assets in general are circulating in areas of asset management implementation that inaccordance with the planning, physical and legal procedures of regional assests management (have not been implemented in proper and correct way), also disoderlies in managing asset database. All of which resulting in less optimal management conduct by the local government while using these assets, or in worsen situation, causing local government experience difficulties for utilizing these assets in the future. To achieve an optimum goal of asset management, through a planned, integrated manner and stable ability that able to provide desired data and information needed in short time, requires a supportive information system to decision-making (decision supporting system) on assets or commonly referred as Asset Management Information System (Sistem Informasi Manajemen Aset/SIMA). By an information system that able to support the regional assets management through efficient and effective way, it will lead to policy transparency in the regional assets management. The road equipment assets of Probolinggo city is in great need to be studied for identifying problems and formulating actions to be taken to solve the problems. Applied method in this research was a quantitative method with data collection by questionnaries to 40 respondents as the sample size. The method of data analysis was a linear regression method aided by Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) program. As a result, the asset management analysis found problems of (1) road equipment asset management supervision is not conducted in optimal way, (2) type of problems affecting the asset management are unreliable (weak) data collection, minimal maintenance budget, lack of labor/human resource capacity, the absence of an integrated asset information system, and low coordination between sectors, and (3) asset management can bring a positive impact on assets security and supervision.