To realize an equitable public information, in 2008 the government issued the Public Information Law
(KIP) and the Information and Electronic Transaction Law (ITE). Both Laws guarantee every organization
in managing information according to standards that have been established as well as giving people the
chance to access the required information. In addition to these two laws, there is the Archive Law No. 43
of 2008, regulating the management of records/documents. KIP Law, ITE Law and Archives Law have
accommodated the information management of institutions/organizations in the central and local levels,
including the management of local information for new autonomous regions. From 1999 to present,
there have formed about 250 autonomous regions. One of them is South Tangerang City. Efforts to
achieve equitable information in South Tangerang have been realized with the PPID (Acting Manager
of Information and Documentation). This study aims to explore of the utilization of the technology used
by the government of South Tangerang to achieve equitable access to information. It is a qualitative
study with a descriptive approach. The subjects of this study are 6 (six) SKPD (work unit area), include
PPID Office (Officials Responsible for Information Documentation) Regional Archive Agency of South
Tangerang, The Office of Population and Civil Registry, as well as three (3) districts, covering District
Pamulang, District Setu and District Ciputat. Retrieving data with inteNiew techniques showed that the
local government of South Tangerang has directed the realization of equitable access to information for
its people. It is identified from information management programs that have been implemented by SKPD
and have used technology to manage information. However unintegrated of the information system in
South Tangerang information seNices are still done manually and requires a relatively long time about
14 working days.