MPD remembers those lost in the line of duty and honors all who serve. National Police Week runs May 11–17, 2025.

MPD thanks everyone who stopped by our booth at the Molokai Resource Fair. We loved connecting and sharing resources with you!

MPD’s 97th Recruit Class graduated May 9 at Fairmont Kea Lani. Congrats to all new officers and award recipients!

Support mental health this May. Call or text 988 for 24/7 crisis help. Let’s break the stigma and uplift those in need.

Support Special Olympics Maui at the Torch Run on May 16, 5 PM, War Memorial Sports Complex. Call 808-244-6416 for details.

Visit MPD’s new Recruitment Center on May 4, 12–4 PM at QKC. Meet officers, enjoy live music, and explore careers in law enforcement.

MPD has made contact with the individuals involved. Mahalo to the public for your assistance and support in this matter.

MPD seeks ID of suspect in April 22 Kihei theft. Call 808-244-6425 or Crime Stoppers at 808-242-6966. Ref #25-011649.

MPD asks for help ID’ing a male from a Feb. 23 theft in Kahului. Call 808-244-6425 or Crime Stoppers at 808-242-6966. Ref #25-005348.

Stop by MPD’s booth at Kula Elementary today, 9 AM–2 PM. Meet recruiters, grab goodies, and let the keiki color with a cop!

Maui Marathon is Sunday, April 27. Watch for runners on Honoapiʻilani Hwy. Follow officer directions and drive with aloha.

MPD’s 17th CIT class adds 22 new members trained in crisis response and de-escalation. A milestone in community-focused outreach.

MPD asks for help ID’ing two individuals from an April 23 incident at American Savings Bank. Call 808-244-6425 with tips. Ref #25-011782.

MPD urges safe driving this weekend—buckle up, stay alert, and report impaired drivers. Call 911 or 808-244-6400 if needed.

MPD enjoyed meeting Hana School students at the Future Fair. Mahalo for the chance to share law enforcement career paths!

MMEU and partners served Maui’s houseless on April 14 at Kalama Park. Join us Mondays, 9 AM–12 PM, for essential care and services.

MPD thanks our dispatchers during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week for their vital role, 24/7 service, and steady dedication.

Scam callers posing as MPD demand payments. Never share info—report incidents to 808-244-6400. Stay alert and protect yourself.

MPD honors advocates supporting crime victims. This year’s theme, KINSHIP, highlights unity, healing, and justice for all survivors.

Outside Assistance/Missing Person The Maui Police Department requests the public’s assistance with any information on the whereabouts of...