Help MPD improve community services. Take our Citizen Survey by July 31, 2025. Your voice matters—share your feedback today!

MPD warns of a text scam urging victims to convert money into crypto. Don’t engage—contact your bank directly. Stay alert and informed.

MPD reminds drivers to stay safe this weekend: buckle up, avoid distractions, and never drive impaired. Let’s protect our roadways.

MPD unveils Hekili, a state-of-the-art helicopter enhancing Maui’s emergency response, rescue, and firefighting capabilities.

Protect your vehicle from theft with simple steps like locking doors, hiding valuables, and parking smart. Let’s lockout crime together.

MPD Records Section will be closed from 8:30–10:30 a.m. on Thursday, July 24, 2025. Normal hours resume afterward.

MPD encourages safe driving this weekend—buckle up, stay sober, and report impaired drivers to 911 or (808) 244-6400.

MPD offers up to $25K for info leading to arrest in July 12 Kihei bank robbery. Call Maui Crime Stoppers at (808) 242-6966.

Prevent vehicle theft: lock doors, hide valuables, and never leave keys in your car. Let’s keep Maui safe together this July and beyond.

Maui Police seek assistance identifying a suspect involved in an armed robbery at Bank of Hawaii in Kihei on July 12, 2025.

Drive safe this weekend: buckle up, stay alert, obey speed limits, and never drive impaired. Mahalo for keeping Maui roads safe.

Lockout crime with simple steps: lock doors, hide valuables, park smart, and never leave keys inside. Let’s keep Maui’s vehicles safe.

Stay safe this 4th of July—follow fireworks laws, protect pets, and plan a sober ride home. MPD urges all to celebrate responsibly.

MPD reminds drivers to stay safe this July 4th weekend—buckle up, drive sober, avoid distractions, and report impaired driving.

MPD ramps up DUI checkpoints and patrols this 4th of July weekend to keep roads safe. Celebrate responsibly—don’t drive impaired.

MPD congratulates 14 graduates of Lanai’s 2025 Police Youth Academy for completing a week of training, leadership, and safety education.

July is Vehicle Theft Prevention Month. Protect your ride—lock doors, hide valuables, and never leave your car running unattended.

Celebrate safely this 4th of July—know the fireworks laws, report illegal use, and help MPD protect lives, property, and our ʻāina.

Share your feedback with the Maui Police Department. Take the Citizen Survey by July 31 to help improve local law enforcement services.

MPD reminds drivers to buckle up, slow down, and drive sober. Let’s keep our roads safe this Aloha Friday and every day.