MPD reminds everyone to stay alert, buckle up, and drive sober this weekend. Mahalo for helping keep our roads safe. #AlohaFriday #DriveSafe

MPD invites high school juniors and seniors to apply for CSI Camp 2026, June 15–19. Apply by March 27. #MPD #CSICamp

Happy Aloha Friday! As we head into the weekend, the Maui Police Department kindly asks for your kōkua in keeping our roadways safe. Please remember to: Be patient and courteous while driving. Buckle up—seat belts save lives. Keep your eyes on the road, not on your phone. Obey posted speed limits. Designate a sober driver if you’re celebrating. If you see an impaired driver, please call 9-1-1 for incidents in progress or that just occurred; for past occurrences, call (808) 24

MPD partners with Maui High School students to share a message of respect, unity, and standing against bullying. #StandAgainstBullying #MPD

MPD announces the arrest of Jacob Rohrer in connection with a stolen vehicle and assault investigation. Mahalo for the community’s cooperation. #MPD #CommunitySafety

MPD is using drones, K9s, and the helicopter to support an active investigation in Haiku. Residents are asked to remain vigilant. #MPD #CommunitySafety

MPD appreciates the public’s understanding as certain details are withheld to protect the investigation and officer safety. #MPD #CommunitySupport

MPD reminds everyone to stay alert, buckle up, and drive sober this weekend. Mahalo for helping keep our roads safe. #AlohaFriday #DriveSafe

Lieutenant Promotions The Maui Police Department is proud to announce the following 12 Sergeants who were promoted to the rank of Lieutenant; all promotions are scheduled to take effect on January 16, 2026. Lieutenant Jerry Barrera joined the Maui Police Department in 2010, beginning his law enforcement career as a Police Officer I in the Wailuku Patrol District. In 2013, he completed a one-year tour of duty in the Hana Patrol District before returning to the Wailuku Patrol D

MPD reminds everyone to stay alert, buckle up, and drive sober this weekend. Mahalo for helping keep our roads safe. #AlohaFriday #DriveSafe

Happy Aloha Friday! As we head into the weekend, the Maui Police Department kindly asks for your kōkua in keeping our roadways safe. Please remember to: Be patient and courteous while driving. Buckle up—seat belts save lives. Keep your eyes on the road, not on your phone. Obey posted speed limits. Designate a sober driver if you’re celebrating. If you see an impaired driver, please call 9-1-1 for incidents in progress or that just occurred; for past occurrences, call (808) 24

MPD sends warm wishes for a safe, healthy, and prosperous New Year and reminds everyone to celebrate responsibly. #HappyNewYear #MPD

MPD proudly announces the promotion of Nicholas Angell and Nicholas Krau to Captain, effective Jan 16, 2026. #MPD #Leadership

MPD warns of phishing scams posing as County of Maui agencies requesting payments. Do not send money. Report scams to 808-244-6400. #ScamAlert #MPD

Happy Aloha Friday! As we head into the weekend, the Maui Police Department kindly asks for your kōkua in keeping our roadways safe. Please remember to: Be patient and courteous while driving. Buckle up—seat belts save lives. Keep your eyes on the road, not on your phone. Obey posted speed limits. Designate a sober driver if you’re celebrating. If you see an impaired driver, please call 9-1-1 for incidents in progress or that just occurred; for past occurrences, call (808) 24

MPD sends warm holiday wishes and thanks our community, first responders, and personnel working to keep Maui safe. #HolidayWishes #MPD

MPD reminds the public that aerial fireworks are illegal without a permit. Violations carry severe penalties. Call 808-244-6400 to report. #FireworksSafety #MPD

Contact has been made with the individual. MPD thanks the public for their assistance. #MPD

Happy Aloha Friday! As we head into the weekend, the Maui Police Department kindly asks for your kōkua in keeping our roadways safe. Please remember to: Be patient and courteous while driving. Buckle up—seat belts save lives. Keep your eyes on the road, not on your phone. Obey posted speed limits. Designate a sober driver if you’re celebrating. If you see an impaired driver, please call 9-1-1 for incidents in progress or that just occurred; for past occurrences, call (808) 24

MPD conducts DUI checkpoints and patrols this holiday season. Plan ahead, drive sober, and help keep Maui’s roads safe. #DriveSober #MPD