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Frequently Asked Questions
See information on how to join Hawaiʻi Police Department, the benefits and salary, as well as detailed information on the selection process.
Find detailed information on our firearms page.
Complete reports are not available until the case is closed, adjudicated, or the statute of limitations has passed. Victims needing a report for insurance purposes may receive a partial report prior to this. Requests for police reports may be made in person or by calling any of the district stations listed below. Written requests may be mailed to the Records and Identification Section, Hawaiʻi Police Department, 349 Kapiʻolani Street, Hilo, 96720. Requestors will be called when reports are ready, and the reports may be picked up at any of the district stations.
The Hawaiʻi Police Relief Association offers shoulder patches for sale to collectors for $5 each. Challenge coins cost $15. Please note, you must be affiliated with a law enforcement agency in order to purchase a patch and/or challenge coin. You must provide a photo copy of your I.D. and a copy of your identification with the law enforcement agency (for example, a business card).
Send Us Feedback
Have a question, comment or want to express appreciation for a police officer? Please submit using our online form below.
File a Complaint
The Hawaiʻi Police Department is committed to investigating all allegations of misconduct and to taking appropriate steps when any officer fails to meet our high standards.
If you had a bad experience with a police officer, you may file a complaint form with either the Police Commission, the Police Department, or both.
Unsolved Homicides
Hawaiʻi Police Department believes every victim deserves justice, and that the deceased victim’s family, friends, and community deserve closure.
Please take a moment to review the Unsolved Homicides summaries and if you have any information pertaining to any of these cases, please submit a tip, email us or call our Unsolved Homicides Division at (808) 961-2380 or Crime Stoppers at (808) 961-8300. Thank you for your help!
