The Maui Police Department asks for the community’s kōkua in keeping roadways safe this weekend. Drive patiently and courteously, wear a seat belt, stay off your phone, obey posted speed limits, and designate a sober driver when celebrating. To report an impaired driver, call 9-1-1 for incidents in progress or that just occurred, or (808) 244-6400 for past occurrences.

The Maui Police Department is conducting an investigation on Wekiu Place in Lahaina. The roadway is closed as a safety precaution, and neighboring residences have been evacuated or were vacant. Police drones are in use, so the public is asked not to fly personal drones in the area and to avoid the area entirely. MPD will share additional information as it becomes available.

The Maui Police Department took part in this year’s Holoholo Kaʻa event, where keiki and their families explored MPD’s BearCat, patrol vehicles, and police motorcycles while meeting officers in a fun, welcoming setting. MPD also received the event’s “Shiniest Vehicle” Award. Mahalo to the organizers and everyone who came out to support this community event.

The Maui Police Department is investigating a reported burglary in progress at a Wekiu Place residence in Lahaina on November 5, 2026. An unknown male allegedly entered the home and threatened to shoot the occupant, who safely left and called 911. The suspect has not been located, and officers remain in the area. Anyone with information or who sees anything suspicious is asked to call MPD’s non-emergency line at 808-244-6400, or 911 in an emergency.

Update from the Maui Police Department on the police investigation on Wekiu Place in Lahaina: as of 5:55 p.m., the road has reopened. MPD personnel remain on scene, and more information about the incident is expected to be released soon. The road had been closed earlier as a safety precaution, with neighboring residences evacuated or vacant and police drones in use during the response.

The Maui Police Department honors Officer Analise Farmer, Maui County’s 2026 TOP COP Hawaii Award recipient, for her leadership in recruit training, expanded academy capacity, and implementation of PowerReady for the Field Training Officer Program.

Slow down and move over when safe and possible for all stationary roadside vehicles. Crash Responder Safety Week, November 2–6, 2026, highlights Hawaiʻi’s expanded law (Act 95) and the need to protect responders, tow truck operators, and stranded motorists.

Drive slowly, watch for trick-or-treaters, stay visible, and check candy this Halloween. The Maui Police Department shares safety reminders for drivers, pedestrians, and keiki.

Drive safely this Aloha Friday and throughout the weekend. The Maui Police Department reminds drivers to buckle up, avoid phone distractions, obey speed limits, and designate a sober driver. Report impaired driving in progress or that just occurred to 9-1-1; for past occurrences, call (808) 244-6400.

The Maui Police Department shares Aloha Friday road safety reminders: wear your seatbelt, put your phone down, follow posted speed limits, and designate a sober driver. Report impaired driving in progress or just occurred to 9-1-1; call 808-244-6400 for past occurrences.

The Maui Police Department’s 100th Recruit Class graduated on October 22, 2026, at the Grand Wailea Resort. Aaron Decoite received the Outstanding Recruit Award. The new officers will complete at least four months of field training with veteran police officers before being qualified to work alone.

The Maui Police Department shares Aloha Friday reminders to buckle up, avoid distracted driving, obey speed limits, and designate a sober driver to help keep Maui roadways safe this weekend.

The Maui Police Department recognizes Alaula Kaopuiki-Santos as the recipient of the 2026 John W. Bost III Memorial Scholarship Award. The scholarship honors ATF Special Agent Bost’s legacy of public safety and service, supports education, and recognizes leadership and community involvement.

The Maui Police Department shares Aloha Friday reminders to help keep roadways safe: drive courteously, buckle up, avoid phone distractions, obey speed limits, and designate a sober driver. Report impaired driving incidents in progress or just occurred to 9-1-1; for past occurrences, call (808) 244-6400.

The Maui Police Department’s 21st Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) class welcomed 22 graduates on October 2, 2026, following 40 hours of training. The program now includes 346 trained individuals. Part of MPD’s CORE unit, CIT training focuses on de-escalation and appropriate care for people experiencing mental illness or emotional crisis.

The MMEU Program assists Maui’s houseless community with food stamps, non-critical wound care, health check-ups, mental health counseling, wellness assessments, financial services, animal care, and other support. Services are available Mondays from 9 a.m. to noon at Kalama Park in Kihei.

The Maui Police Department shares an Aloha Friday reminder to drive courteously, buckle up, avoid phone distractions, obey speed limits, and designate a sober driver. Report impaired driving in progress or just occurred by calling 9-1-1; for past occurrences, call (808) 244-6400.

Heading to the fair this weekend? Visit the Maui Police Department recruitment table at the County of Maui tent.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Know your risk, stay up to date on recommended screenings, and schedule your mammogram. Taking care of yourself matters to your loved ones and those who count on you.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Survivors can find support and discuss restraining orders, emergency shelter, counseling, and support groups. Call Women Helping Women’s 24-hour hotline at 808-579-9581, the National Domestic Violence 24-hour hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233), or Parents and Children Together at 808-243-7001. You are not alone. Help is available.