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.

Apply for firearm permits, carry licenses & registrations online with MPD’s new Permit Director system, launching June 30, 2025.

MMEU offered aid to Maui’s houseless June 23 at Kalama Park, with help from Aloha House, DOE, and Maui Aids Foundation.

MPD reminds drivers to buckle up, stay alert, and drive sober this weekend. Report impaired drivers by calling 911 or 808-244-6400.

MPD seeks information on a June 14 assault at Maalaea Boat Harbor. Witnesses, please contact Detective Kamuela Mawae at (808) 875-5400.

MPD’s June 14 Gun Buyback removed 129 firearms, including illegal weapons, and issued $12,200 in gift cards. Mahalo to all who participated!

On June 16, the MMEU offered health care, food, and support to Maui’s houseless community at Kalama Park with help from local partners.

MPD is evacuating Kahikinui Homestead due to a large brush fire. Take essentials and pets. Avoid the area to help emergency crews respond safely.

MPD and UH to hold an emergency preparedness drill at UHMC on June 13. Expect increased police presence and noise. Avoid area unless authorized.

As we head into the weekend, MPD reminds drivers to stay alert, buckle up, and plan safe rides. Let’s keep Maui roads safe together.

Maui Police request public assistance locating families of five unclaimed deceased individuals. Call (808) 463-3833 with any information.

MPD welcomes 22 new Crisis Intervention Team graduates, enhancing mental health response and community outreach efforts across Maui.

The Maui Police Department and Hawai‘i State Judiciary warn of a scam involving fake DMV texts demanding payment for unpaid traffic citations. Learn how to protect yourself.

On June 9, the MMEU provided vital services to Maui’s houseless community at Kalama Park, including health and mental wellness support.

Help shape the future of MPD. Take the anonymous 2025 Citizen Survey by July 31 at mauicounty.checkboxonline.com/2025-Citizen-Survey.

Elizabeth Harp has been found in good health. MPD thanks the public for their support and assistance.

Nevaeh Battel has been found and taken to Maui Memorial Medical Center for evaluation. MPD thanks the public for their assistance.