Government institutions such as the National Police of the Republic of Indonesia have given attention to the process of implementing public information disclosure by issuing several regulations. Regulations concerning public information services were issued by the agency since 2010, which were later, renewed in the regulation of the Head of the National Police of the Republic of Indonesia number 24 of 2011. Changes to the new regulation are the result of revision of regulation number 16 of 2010 concerning the public information service in the police force of the Republic of Indonesia. Public perceptions related to the quality of service of government institutions that are considered complicated, slow and too many procedures are a challenge for the Indonesian Police Agency. The process of achieving good performance as an indication of the success in the implementation of good governance. According to a survey conducted by the Partnership Governance Index (PGI) regarding the quality of the principles of good governance in Indonesia, data were obtained that based on the dimensions of the principle of good governance related to the level of government information disclosure, showed a tendency towards poor assessment on aspects of transparency. It is an indication that the public considers the level of transparency of the government and Indonesian bureaucracy needs to be improved and improved. Through the qualitative analysis method, this research is expected to produce a mapping of communication and changes in the development of good governance in the Indonesian National Police. Communication and changes in realizing good governance at the police institution are carried out through POLRI Bureaucratic Reform (RBP) as stated in Map the third wave of the National Police Bureaucracy Reform 2016-2019, which is nothing but the actualization of 8 areas of change in the Apparatus, Supervision, Accountability, Mental fields. Institutional, Management, Human Resources Apparatus, Legislation and Public Services, which confirms the importance of implementing clean government and good governance that are universally believed to be the principal needed to provide excellent service to the community, with the main program being carried out by the government to build state apparatus through the application of bureaucratic reform.