HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0717.041 2004-2006
Harry Kim ~,c~ ' s Lawrence K. Mahuna
Mayor Police Chief
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Deputy Police Chief
County of Hawaii
POLICE DEPARTMENT
349 Kapiolani Street • Hilo, Hawaii 96720-3998 - -
(808) 935-3311 • Fax (808) 961-2389 -
April 12, 2006
TO STACY RIGA, CHAIRPERSON, AND MEMBERS OF THE
AW UNTY COUNCIL
FROM NCE K. MAHUNA, POLICE CHIEF
SUBJECT POLICE DEPARTMENT FISCAL YEAR 2007 BUDGET
COUNCIL BUDGET HEARING QUESTIONS
This is in response to questions raised by Ms. Virginia Isbell, County Council Finance
Committee Chair, at the March 29, 2006, Council Budget Hearing.
In addition to the following responses, attached are also our department's responses to the March
16, 2006, correspondence from the Legislative Auditor's Office, with questions for the Police
Department on our Fiscal Year 2007 Budget.
1. High School Cadet Program
Staff has organized a curriculum for the cadet program that identifies the locations of the
classes, class courses, instructors, and time element for each class.
Position descriptions for the Cadet Coordinator and Police Cadet have also been drafted.
Additionally the Cadet Mentor position descriptions have also been drafted for the following
areas/section that the Police Cadets will be working in, Criminal Investigation Section;
Community Policing; Central Communications Center (Dispatch); Driver Licensing Section;
Juvenile Aid Section; Patrol, and the Records & Identification Section.
Partnerships with both the Hawaii Community College and University of Hawaii at Hilo
Criminal Justice programs have already been established and both are willing to participate
in the program and assist us. Staff will be scheduling meetings with them during April 2006,
to discuss their assistance with our program, reseazch possible scholazships for the program,
and other possible sources of those needing financial assistance. tt,,
Issues that still need to be resolved by staff include, Comm. No. ~ ~ 1 • T~
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Any compensation that will be provided to Police Cadets, i.e. educational assistance,
payroll, etc.
The entry criterion; specifically the type of written examination to be administered and
any physical requirements that may be imposed.
Minimum educational requirements, allowing those interested in the program, however
are not enrolled in a college or training institutions/programs due to financial hardships.
The transition from a Police Cadet into a Police Officer I position.
Additional personnel assigned to the Training Section to coordinate and manage the
program and the funding source.
Uniforms (purchase/selection) and equipment. Note: Staff has begun looking into this
issue.
2. Laptop Computers For Field Reporting
Refer to Attachment 1 (Legislative Auditor's Questions) Item #15
3. Capital Improvement Project, Towers for Microwave
After approximately 2 1/2 years of planning, environmental assessment, site acquisition and
permitting, the new microwave system will become a reality in October 2006. A burn-in
period of 60 days will ensure reliability and continuity of the new system, and enable
dispatching to be seamless and dependable.
4. Capital Improvement Project, 700 MHZ Communication System
Refer to Attachment 1 (Legislative Auditor's Questions) Item #13
5. Capital Improvement Project, S. Koua Police Station
In response to your request concerning the acquisition of the South Kona property, the latest
update is that Major John Dawrs attended a meeting between Joe Alban and Finance Director
William Takaba on March 22, 2006.
Alban is aware of our interest in obtaining 3.5 acres of the north end of the property, to
include the warehouse. Alban plans to establish a coffee shop in the former Mune's gas
station and a new renovated health food store within the warehouse.
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Alban submitted a sketch of the property, whereby a 60-foot frontage would be available for
the Police Department at the north end of the property and property extending south in back
of the warehouse and gas station. In reviewing the sketch, I find that it is not a viable option,
as visibility to the South Kona Police Station would be completely lacking.
The second option was presented that would locate the South Kona Police Station in the
location where the Kona Theatre is presently situated. This would require demolition of the
structure; and due to the fact that some of the residents feel that this Theatre is a historical
land site, it is felt that the added cost of demolition and the negative publicity that the
demolition of the Kona Theatre would entail make this site also not feasible.
A third option was presented for the County to lease the property. Takaba felt that
purchasing the property would be a clear advantage for the County, and it would not remove
the negative publicity that the demolition of the old Kona Theatre would entail.
A fourth option was presented by Alban and this was constructing the facility in almost the
same location. Takaba along with the Police Department feel that this would also not be a
recommended option.
You had inquired if the Department had any other parcels of land in the South Kona azea that
we would be considering. The most salient property would be the property formerly owned
by the Jack B. Greenwell Trust, which has most recently been purchased by the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. This piece of property is located on Highway 19 above the
Konawaena Elementary School, a quarter mile south of the Konawaena High School road
intersection. At this point in time, it is not known if the new owners have any intention of
utilizing the property. Assistant Chief Ronald Nakamichi will be contacting the new owners
to see if they would consider selling the property so that the new South Kona Police Station
could be built there.
6. Humane Society Budget
Refer to attached memorandum to Council Chair Stacy Higa, in response to letter from Ms.
Josi Morgan, Hawaii Island Humane Society.
7. Distribution of personnel
Refer to Attachment 2, Personnel Distribution April 1, 2006
8. Subsidized rentals in South Kona for housing (i.e. subsidized vouchers); consultation
with SHOPO
The idea of providing a subsidy to make living in the Kona area more attractive to officers is
commendable. However, I feel that this subsidy program may be problematic as the
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difference in the average cost of living between Area I and Area II is in constant flux, and
equality may be something that will be hazd to determine. As such, the subsidy provided
may also be problematic as it maybe something that changes according to the average cost of
living between Area I and Area II. Once the County embarks on providing this subsidy, it
will be very difficult to remove such a subsidy even when economic times are not as positive
as they are now. Additionally, is it the intent of providing this subsidy for all officers or it is
confined to officers basically working within the Kona district?
I would recommend that the Department of Finance do a projection of the differences in the
cost of living between Area I and Area II, and also one specifically for the Kona and Waimea
districts as I feel that the cost of living in these two districts are much higher than other
districts in Area II, such as North Kohala and Kau. The County will then have a better idea
as to the amount of subsidy that should be provided to each officer. This of course would
also have to be provided to officers that already are working in Area II or the Kona district.
9. Breakdown of current (42) sworn vacancies, how long have these positions been vacant
Refer to Attachment 3 -Vacancy Report
10. Respond to questions from Legislative Auditor
Refer to Attachment 1
11. Hale Halewai facility -manpower (i.e. sworn position and clerk) to staff the facility,
allowing it to remain available to public.
The Department has contacted the Deparhnent of Parks and Recreation, and they have
offered for the Department's use an office approximately 12 by 17 feet. We would equip this
site with a radio transmission base station, a minimum of two Records Management System
linked computers, and a workstation for community policing officers. This site would be
accessible for the public to file complaints and seek information and for officers to conduct
any other police business.
This substation will be utilized a minimum of eight hours per day, seven days a week and
property signage and a lighting system will increase the visibility of this substation. It is
hoped that by placing this substation in this location, it will mitigate many of the problems
including drug dealing, prostitution, and hazassment/assault of visitors to the Kailua-Kona
area.
12. Explain cost item JPO supplies
Account 010.201.5215.03 JPO Supplies for $1,200 is used to purchase uniform and
equipment for JPOs. Examples of items purchased include rain jackets, belts, whistles, and
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helmets. JPOs are still utilized at the following school campuses: Waiakeawaena, Waiakea
Elementary, Honokaa Elementary, Kaumana Elementary, Keaukaha Elementary, Pahoa
Elementary, Keaau Elementary, and Holualoa Elementary.
13. Explain cost item Crossing Guard training
Account 010.201.5215.01 Crossing Guard Training represents a grant that the Department
received in the past to pay for overtime incurred by Department staff to conduct training.
14. Explain drop in funding for CPO program
Account 010.201.5216.16 Community Policing Program represents grant funds received by
the Department. The large decrease in the budgeted amount from $400,000 to $83,600 is due
to the fact that the seven (7) Ice Task Force positions were only funded for 2 years. Since the
funding for these positions originates through the Office of Justice Programs, Community
Policing Program and is only managed by the Hawaii Community Foundation, the funds are
identified under this account number. The FY 2007 Budget includes funding for these
positions upon the expiration of the grant.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 961-2244.
Attachment
ATTACHMENT 1
HAWAII POLICE DEPARTMENT
FY 2006-07 OPERATING BUDGET & PROGRAM REVIEW
Response to March ] 6, 2006, correspondence from Legislative Auditor's Office:
1. Is the Police Department strategically based and equitably staffed throughout the
County?
The response to both of these questions is yes, however, staffing is below what was projected
during our department's strategic planning process as being the optimal staffing level.
2. How many police officer positions are vacant? What is being done to mitigate staff
shortages?
As of April 1, 2006:
429 Authorized Sworn Positions
385 Sworn Employees
44 Vacant Sworn Positions (Due to Recruit Officers 72 vacant positions in the field).
(1) Captain Position (17) Police Officer III Positions
Kau Administrative Services Section - 1
Area IVice - 1
(4) Lieutenant Positions Area II Vice - 1
South Hilo Patrol - 1 South Hilo CPO - 6
Area II Criminal Investigations Section - 1 Kona CPO - 4
Kona Patrol Division - 2 South Kohala CPO - 2
Kau CPO - 2
(5) Police Sergeant Positions
Administrative Services Division - 1 (35) Police Officer II Positions
Communications-Dispatch Section - 1 South Hilo Patrol - 6
South Hilo Patrol - 1 North Hilo Patrol - 1
Puna Patrol - 1 Hamakua Patrol - 1
Kona Patrol - 1 Puna Patrol - 8
Kona Patrol - 12
(10)Detective Positions Kona Cellblock- 1
Area I CIU - 1 North Kohala Patrol - 1
Area ICIS - 1 South Kohala Patrol - 4
Area I Vice Section - 1 Kau Patrol - 1
Area I Juvenile Aid Section - 3
Area II CIU - 1
Area II Criminal Investigations Section - 1
Area II Juvenile Aid Section - 1
Area II Vice Section - 1
The Department of Civil Service is conducting a continuous recruitment for Police Officer I
applicants, with a written examination being administered monthly and the physical
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performance testing once every three months. Staff, in conjunction with the Department of
Civil Service participating in job fairs and cazeer expos for Police Officer I positions; in
addition, paid advertisements in newspapers and radio ads.
3. What vacant positions will not be filled in FY 2007?
Our department is continuously striving to fill all of our vacant positions, therefore, could not
speculate as to what vacant positions will not be filled during FY 2007.
We are currently screening two groups (at different phases in the process) of candidates to
fill our vacant Police Officer I positions. We are targeting a May I, 2006, for the first group
to start the next Police Recruit Class, to consist of twelve (12) Police Recruits. The other
group being screened, consisting of twenty-five (25) candidates would comprise the next
Police Recruit Class, targeted for September 2006. In addition, during the month of April,
the Department of Civil Service will be administering the Physical Performance Test for yet
another group of Police Officer I applicants.
4. How effective is the "War on Ice" program?
Overall, the department's Ice Task Force and Drug Interdiction Task Force have been very
successful in their mission to identify, prosecute, and ultimately dismantle street; mid- and
upper-level drug trafficking organizations dealing crystal methamphetamine ("Ice").
There have been significant seizures of crystal methamphetamine, resulting in a reduction in
the supply of the illegal drug, which is evident by the rise in prices as the drug becomes more
difficult to obtain. Our enforcement efforts have also caused the dealers to be more
innovative in thinking of new ways of smuggling drugs into the state, stressing the
importance of the continuous training for our personnel. As long as the demand for the drug
is there, police will continue their efforts to apprehend the suppliers and reduce the supply of
Ice.
In addition to the department's efforts, the community support and involvement have been
key factors in combating crystal methamphetamine. The community has responded to this
threat by providing information on suspected distributors and suspicious activities, via our
department's "Ice Hot-line" and Crime-Stoppers programs.
5. How effective is the Marijuana Eradication program?
This program has proven to be highly successful with apprehending and deterring individuals
involved with the cultivation and distribution of marijuana, which is evident by the decline in
the number and size of marijuana growing operations in recent years.
The program is only successful with the support from Federal funding that provides the
necessary resources for our department to conduct eradication missions, provide for training,
and community education. In addition, the program could be much more successful with the
unequivocal support of all of our elected officials.
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If it appears that the Hawaii Police Department stands apart and alone on this issue (and it
must sometimes appeaz to be so), then we will never have the support of the public that is
essential to any enforcement program.
6. Police Administration Division OCE, Mileage and Auto Allowance expense
(5203.02.111) increased by $342,588 to $2,967,600. What is the reason for this increase?
1) During last budget sessions, Council removed funding for 31 Group I positions and six
(6) Group II positions (totaling $256,452), but in FY07 the Department requested and
County Administration returned the funding.
31 positions x $587/month x 12 months = $218,364
6 positions x $529/month x 12 months = $38,088
2) SHOPO Bargaining Unit calls for an increase in FY07's monthly caz allowance amounts
totaling $58,800.
(282 + 31) positions x ($599-$587) x 12 months = $45,072
(98 + 6) positions x ($540-$529) x 12 months = $13,728
3) Captain position missed last FY = $540 x 12 months = $6,480
4) New Sergeant position for Dispatch granted last FY but no car allowance budgeted =
$540 x 12 months = $6,480
7. What does your Department consider the most pressing issue facing the County?
Aside from the issues involving manpower shortages, our most pressing issues involve the
maintenance of our current facilities and construction of new facilities to meet the public's
demand for police services.
8. Explain Cell Block Security expense (5207.02/$362,085 & 5112.02/$204,000)?
1) Account in budget is 5212.02 not 5112.02.
2) Guards for both the Kona and Hilo Cellblocks aze contracted from a private security
company. Each day at a minimum, Hilo uses 2 guards per shift and has 3 shifts per day.
Each day at a minimum, Kona uses 1 guard per shift and 3 shifts per day.
9. Explain Police Fleet Transition expense of $1,000,000 (5215.17)?
The money is set aside in order to appropriately fund the County Administration's
recommendation to the County Council. This recommendation will take into account the
Fleet Transition committee report, meetings and eventual proposal of the State of Hawaii
Organization of Police Officers, along with the management of the Police Department and
other County Agencies, such as the Department of Finance.
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10. What is the status of the Records Management System, and has it improved the
Department's efficiency (Part I, Volume II, page 192, Operations Bureau Highlights)?
The Records Management System (RMS) is still being tuned and developed to suit our
needs. Much of the ongoing development involves identifying and clazifying those
processes, which deliver the actual reports, so as to streamline those processes and ensure
adequate control of accuracy and timeliness.
Part of the problem we are encountering relates to the needs and expectations of other end
users of the product, primarily the public, but also other criminal justice agencies, and the
press.
The system is designed to provide a quantum leap in the level of information immediately
available to our officers, and it does this quite well. But presently it does so at a cost, which
is more time spent entering and confirming data.
As the database expands, and officers become more adept at utilizing that information to
their advantage, time spent inputting and correcting will diminish.
We have also confirmed the need for more effective scrutiny by supervisors reviewing
reports than which exists in the pre-RMS era, and until that is accomplished, we shall
continue to experience delays in generating complete reports.
But the wealth of information available is astonishing, and we would be happy to provide a
confidential demonstration for members of the Council.
11. Vice Section Highlights section reflects marijuana, methamphetamine, cocaine,
firearms, and cash are frequently seized together (Part I, Volume II, pages 203-205). Is
there a reason why we see them together?
It is evident that although crystal methamphetamine is the "drug of choice", marijuana is still
a very popular drug that is used in conjunction with the use of other types of drugs. Police
have encountered large-scale marijuana distributors/cultivators who utilize the mazijuana as a
commodity, using it to generate large sums of money to re-invest in other drug operations,
such as cocaine and ice. Police have also documented distributors trading "high grade"
Hawaii-grown marijuana for other drugs.
It is obvious that persons dealing in illegal activities need to have cash readily available for
opportune drug transactions. In that the proceeds of these illegal activities need to be hidden
from authorities, dealers usually "stash their money" at various "safe houses"; in most cases,
at their residences.
Recently, police have encountered an increase in firearms recovered during drug
investigations; alot of money is involved in these illegal activities, therefore firearms are
used by dealers/cultivators to protect their illegal enterprise.
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12. Traffic Enforcement Unit program highlights reflect 30 traffic fatalities during FY05,
(Part I, Volume II, page 206), of which 53% were related to alcohol and 47% were
related to illegal drugs. Do you foresee illegal drugs surpassing alcohol?
It will eventually probably be equal to or slightly higher than alcohol. Some of the reasons
may be the influx and availability of synthetic drugs (i.e., ecstasy, crystal methamphetamine,
crack cocaine) over the recent years. Another factor for drug use and driving may be that
persons using drugs may believe that the probability of being caught for driving under the
influence of drugs would be less than that of alcohol due to the smell and other factors
associated with alcohol use. Consequently persons may over indulge in drug use thinking
that the police will not suspect anything, not realizing that their perception and reflexes
would be impaired.
13. Capital Projects FY07 -What is the status of the Police 700 Megahertz Communication
System ($4,000,000/Total project $21,000,000)?
The status of the Police 700 Megahertz (MHZ) Communications System is that to date there
has been no funding for this project. Our department has had preliminary talks with the State
of Hawaii about forming a partnership for a system but without funding, we cannot proceed
forward.
The release of funds would trigger the need to have a consultant perform a study similar to
the study performed in 1995 for the 800 MHZ system. Furthermore, the County should
consider the hiring of a fulltime radio frequency engineer or an equivalent position to oversee
this project. The continuous evolving technological changes in the communications
architecture portents the need for a professional in the field to manage the project both to and
beyond its completion.
The 700 MHZ system should be designed to ensure access for the Fire Department and Civil
Defense Agency in addition to the Police Department. Furthermore, this shared system will
also ensure greater interoperability on the part of those agencies most likely to be utilized in
both natural and unnatural disasters.
14. Capital Projects FY07 -What is the status of the new South Kona (Captain Cook)
Station?
This project is still pending identifying a suitable site for the construction of the facility.
I5. Capital Projects FY06 -What is the status of the Police Data/Information Transmission
System?
The current status of the Police Data/Information Transmission is that we have had to refine
the original specifications for the mobile data terminals (MDT) and Purchasing will be
putting them out to bid. Once we receive the MDTs we will be able to start a limited
connectivity pilot project. In order to expand beyond the limited pilot project we will require
additional funding.
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To date, funding has only been provided for the MDTs, which aze only a small part of the
package. In order to be able to push the data through a mobile environment we will need
funding for commercial wireless connectivity as well as associated hazdwaze and software
applications.
The best long-term solution for data/information transmission will be to utilize the available
bandwidth from the 700 MHZ system once it is fully completed.
ATTACHMENT 2 HAWAII COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT
PERSONNEL DISTRIBUTION
April 1, 2006
Authorized Sworn: 429 Authorized Civilian: 145
Actual Sworn: 385 Actual Civilian: 137
Sworn Vacancies: 44 Civilian Vacancies: 8
Police Commission Administrative Services Division
Lassiter, Kathleen Chairman P00001 Loos, Christine L. Public Relations Spclst 4072
Morimoto, Melvin Vice Chairman P00008 Hatayama, Joy Secretary (Temp) 2370
Frazier, James Member P00003 Miyao, Amy Personnel Mgmt Spclst 2237
Kaoiwi, Louis Member P00004 Makida, Carol S. Dept Personnel Clerk 4201
Lundkvist, Karolyn Member P00005 Martinez, Nancy Sr. Clerk Steno 2723
Mitchell, Betsy Member P00007 Sato, Aiko I. Clerk III 2372
Politano-Steckel, Anita Member P00006 Authorized Actual
Robinson, Kaloa Member P00009 Swom: 11 Civilian 6 Swom: 9 Civilian 6
Whittemore, Thomas P. Member P00002 Word Processing Center
Pelayo, Josephine Secretary 3746 Anthony, Sandi L. Clerical Svc Supv. [ 2724
Authorized Actual Crivello, Jessie A. Asst. Clerical Supv 3180
Swom: 0 Civilian 1 Swom: 0 Civilian 1 Ehrenlechner, Marisa Clerk Ill 3024
Chief's Office Jonas, Jeness Clerk III 3505
Mahuna, Lawrence K. Police Chief 1 20039 Kaya, Jacqueline M. Clerk III 2939
Kubojiri, Harry S. Deputy Chief 2 20040 Keawe, Pegge Clerk III 3146
Miyamoto, Lynn V. Secretary To Chief 1776 Makuakane, June M. Clerk III 3504
Young, Arlene S Clerk III (Temp) 2371 Maldonado, Sandrea Clerk III 2940
Authorized Actual Medeiros, Danielle J. Clerk III 3025
Swom: 2 Civilian 2 Sworn: 2 Civilian 2 Pacheco, Eliesa Clerk III 3023
Tnteroal Affairs/Grim. Intelligence Unit Patao, Carol A. Clerk IB 3145
Tavares, Henry Captain 12 0994 Savella, Trisha Clerk III 3143
Cortez, Albert J. Detective 66 0974(IA) Urasaki, Blanche C. Clerk III 3147
X(Burian) Detective 2240(HL) yokoyama, Lyles Clerk III 3144
X(Gaspar) Detective 3250(KN) Authorized Actual
Yamamoto, Melvin Jr. Detective 94 3093(IA) Swom: 0 Civilian 14 Swom: 0 Civilian 14
Haanio, Stanley PO III 183 2884(KN) Fiscal Division
Higaki, Craig PO III 241 2883(KN) Nishibayashi, Kay K. Accountant IV 0919
Menino III, George PO ?I ] 37 2882(HL) Ishii, Nori A. Accountant III 1782
Miller, Brian K. PO 111 336 2765(HL) Alina, Carol Ann S.L. Sr. Account Clerk 3032
Authorized Actual Unoki, Joyce Sr. Account Clerk 3033
Swom: 9 Civilian 0 Sworn: 7 Civilian 0 Yoshioka, Paul Storekeeper 1029
Administrative Services Bureau Goya, Doreen K. Account Clerk 3517
Osorio, Elroy T.L. Assistant Chief 3 2369 Inouye, Kathleen Account Clerk 3148
Authorized Actual Carvalho, Marilou B. Spl Duty Account Clerk 3872
Sworn: I Civilian 0 Sworn: 1 Civilian 0 Izumi, Laurie L. Spl Duty Account Clerk 3924
Administrative Services Division Authorized Actual
Ferreira, Paul K. Major ]0 1822 Sworn: 0 Civilian 9 Swom: 0 Civilian 9
Enanoria, ]ay Captain 23 0990 Technical Services Division
Paul, Ronald A. (CALEA) Lieutenant 12 0937 Thomas Jr., Samuel K. Major 7 0918
Kawamo[o, Samuel (SRT) Sergeant 29 0981 Authorized Actual
Shinoda, Jason Y. Sergeant 80 0992 Sworn: 1 Civilian 0 Swom: 1 Civilian 0
X(Picadura) Sergeant 2820 Computer Center
Kimura, Alan PO III 289 2807 Nako, Linda H. Info Systems Analyst V 3769
Ragasa, Christopher PO III 250 0977 Tokeshi, Sandra K. Info Systems Analyst IV 3638
Riviera, Michael K. PO III 177 2668 Authorized Actual
X(Shaw) PO III 2542 Swom: 0 Civilian 2 Swom: 0 Civilian 2
Makua, George K.N. (T/A) PO 11 402 0965
Records & Identification Section Communications-Dispatch Section
O'Connor, James B. Lieutenant 40 0920 Osborn, Darnell Police Radio Disp II 3625
.Silva, Gregg J. (T/A) PO III 46 2949 Piltz, Kristin M. Police Radio Disp II 3751
Kong, Suzanne Fingerprint Technician 2914 Rengulbai, Felista K. Police Radio Disp II 3752
Caldeira, Pamela Records Analyst 0924 Riviera, Shelsea A. Police Radio Disp II 3624
Hamersma, Herbert Evidence Custodian 2379 Shiroma, Michelle Police Radio Disp II 3754
Nojiri, Dennis Evidence Custodian 4147 Taylor, Robert M. Police Radio Disp II 3167
Lee, Joanne K. Clerical Svcs Supv II 1962 Warren, Deborah P. Police Radio Disp II 2664
Yamanaka, Flora (Temp) Sr. Police Records Cler 3801 X(Keawe) Police Radio Disp II 3623
X(Kong) Fingerprint Classifier 3633 X(Oda) Police Radio Disp II 2947
Chaves, Shazen M. Firearms Reg Clk 3183 Correa, Charisse A. Police Radio Disp I 3703
Crivello, Patti Police Documents Clerk 3116 Findley, Sabrina L. Police Radio Disp I 2948
Castillo, Terrilyn Police Records Clerk 3186 Haskell, Loralee K. Police Radio Disp I 4488
Ebanez, Julie B. Police Records Clerk 3786 Kort, Athena K.C. Police Radio Disp I 4197
Freitas, Ella-Mae T. Police Records Clerk 3787 O'Brien, Jason S Police Radio Disp I 3626
Labasan, Shirley D. Police Records Clerk 3185 Pua-Kaipo, Wanda L.K. Police Radio Disp I 4199
Lato, Claudia L. Police Records Clerk 3788 Shrewsbury, Kawena G. Police Radio Disp I 0925
Sasahara, Sharon M. Police Records Clerk 3184 X(Kekua) Police Radio Disp I 2663
Enomoto, Lori K. Clerk III 2763 X(Liwai) Police Radio Disp [ 4198
Tajiri, Leila M. Clerk III 2915 Authorized Actual
Authorized Actual Swom: 3 Civilian 38 Swom: 2 Civilian 34
Sworn: 2 Civilian 17 Sworn: 2 Civilian 16 Traffic Services Section
Communications -Maintenance Section Veriato, Dexter Sergeant 75 2377
Matsumoto, Leslie K. Radio Technician II 1989 O'Dell, Naomi U.P. Supv. D/L Exam 0921
Davis, George W. Radio Technician I 2943 Laranang Jr., Herbert K. (Mil LveD/L Exam II 3710
Drummond, John T. Radio Technician I 0928 Milare, Allen F. D2 Exam II 0950
Marshall, Dennis W. Radio Technician I 3118 Suzuki, Keith T. D/L Exam II 3711(KN)
Nagano, Kurt M. Radio Technician I 0927 Alameda, Tina D/L Exam I 3166(SK)
Authorized Actual Ma[suoka, Sheila H. D2 Exam I 2942(KN)
Sworn: 0 Civilian 5 Swom: 0 Civilian 5 Mizuno, Felyn D/L Exam I 2975
Communications-Dispatch Section Thompson, Donald L. D/L Exam I 2310
Rapoza, Duane J. Lieutenant 15 0989 Yamashiro, Debra T.Y. D2 Exam I 3115(KN)
Wana, Aimee J. Sergeant 43 0982 Yoshimoto, Cindy C. D/L Exam I 3503(PN)
X(New) Sergeant 4485 Imaino, Stanley S. MVC Inspector II 3562
Hoopii, Mercel C. Supv. Police Radio Disp 3636 DeMello, Mary L. MVFR Clk II 2312
Kanaeholo, Miriam P. Supv. Police Radio Disp 4486 Enriquez, Tony M. MVC Inspector I 3564(KN)
Revell, Linda Y. Supv. Police Radio Disp 3637 Singson Jr., Edward MVC Inspector I 3563
Street, Donna Frances K. Supv. Police Radio Disp 3700 Takimoto, Tyrus T. MVC Inspector I 3565(KN)
Bolos, Tracy A. Police Radio Disp II 2944 Laranang Jasanda MVFR Clk-Steno 3712
Ching, Rowell Police Radio Disp li 2946 Cabral, Winifred Sr. Clerk Steno 2241
Collins, Annette M. Police Radio Disp II 3701 Aoki, Dexter H. Clerk IQ 3566
DeMello, Wesley Police Radio Disp II 3749 Billena, Marilyn Clerk [II 3855(SK)
Eggert, Lesley D Police Radio Disp II 4196 Kelly, Lisa A. Clerk III 37]3
Flores, Mara L. Police Radio Disp II 3750 Sakata, Kimberly Clerk III 3854(KN)
Glienke, Claudia B. Police Radio Disp II 3747 Spaulding, Mary Ann W. Clerk III 3567(KN)
Helm, Veronica L. Police Radio Disp II 2945 Tavares, Michelle Clerk Ill 2404
Kamoku, Penny Police Radio Disp II 3753 X(Candaroma) Clerk III 3714(KN)
Kennelly, Sharon L. Police Radio Disp II 0926 Authorized Actual
Kobayashi, Roydon M. Police Radio Disp IT 4487 Sworn: 1 Civilian 24 Swom: 1 Civilian 23
Kotomori, Annette M. Police Radio Disp II 3702 Area I Operations Bureau
Kyles, Daylynn S.B. Police Radio Disp II 2764 Day, James Assistant Chief 4 0936
Malavenda, Marie A Police Radio Disp II 4200 Pacheco, Derek D. Major 8 3337
Malia, Curtis 1. Police Radio Disp Il 3748 Ishikawa, Lisa L. Secretary 3097
Milare-Sambrana, Ursula Police Radio Disp II 3704
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Area I Operations Bureau Area 1 Juvenile Aid Section
Authorized Actual Uehana, Glenn Y. Detective 26 0976
Swom: 2 Civilian 1 Swom: 2 Civilian 1 X(Hatada) Detective 2341
Area I Criminal Investigations Division X(Ishii) Detective 2395
Fukui, Chadwick K. Captain 13 0980 X(Rodrigues III) Detective 2607
Authorized Actual Duarte, BJ PO III 108 3800
Swom: 1 Civilian 0 Sworn: 1 Civilian 0 Tavares, Lillian Victim Service Asst 4319
Crime Lab Authorized Actual
Saito, Kenneth Y. Criminalist II 0922 Sworn: 9 Civilian 0 Sworn: 6 Civilian 0
Oshiro, Edward S. Criminalist I 3169 Hipal Section
Pung, Kathy A. Criminalist I 3022 Botelho Jr, Joseph J. PO II 224 4314
Authorized Actual Morris, Randy PO II 115 4315
Swom: 0 Civilian 3 Swom: 0 Civilian 3 Onishi, Dennis M. Rec Director II 3170
Area I Criminal Investigations Section Authorized Actual
Medeiros, Randall A. Lieutenant 21 1836 Swom: 2 Civilian 1 Sworn: 2 Civilian 1
(TA, SRT) Detective X0981 Traffic Enforcement Unit
Bolos, Benton P. Detective 91 0987 Gali, Chistopher D. Sergeant 59 2918
Canda, Juergen L. Detective 83 3096 Bird, Sharlotte PO III 160 2920(KN)
Chartrand, Uwao C. Detective 39 0984 Carter, Wendall C.K. PO III 423 2925(HL)
Esteban, Gregory M. Detective 32 0948 Cerezo, Eric PO III 306 2926(KN)
Melemai, Lucille L. Detective 61 3092 Mahuna, Reed K. PO III 190 2927(HL)
Poy, Tom C. Detective 33 3571 Pauole, Robert P. PO III 91 2924(HL)
Sherlock, Richard J. Detective 72 0985 Serrao, Norbert A. PO III 382 3066(HL)
Wagner, Robert F. Detective 27 0993 Troutman, Marvin K. PO III 342 2923(KN)
Waltjen, Thomas C. Detective 36 0983 Authorized Actual
Nuss, Michael A. Polygraph Exam 3207 Sworn: 8 Civilian 0 Swom: 8 Civilian 0
Hamada, Karen Police Reporter 3098 Area 1 Community Policing
X(Ferreira) Police Reporter 3181 Sanborn, James K. Lieutenant 10 3838
Yamashiro, Maxine E. Police Reporter 0988 Authorized Actual
Authorized Actual Sworn: 1 Civilian 0 Swom: 1 Civilian 0
Sworn: 10 Civilian 4 Sworn: ]0 Civilian 3 South Hilo Patrol Division
Area 1 Vice Section Weber, Larry R. Captain 7 1821
Keamo, Norman N. Lieutenant 13 2539 (TA, Admin) Lieutenant X0937
Chong, Miles K. (ITF) Detective 41 4104 Apele, Randy K. Lieutenant 34 0929
Correia, Steven Detective 35 2625 Jitchaku, Leo K. Lieutenant 11 0938
Gusman,7ames C. Detective 70 2627 X(Bega) Lieutenant 0995
Shimabukuro, Burt Detective 63 2629 Horio, Darren K. Sergeant 44 2549
X(Kanehailua) Detective 2626 Kaoiwi, Moses (Mil Lve) Sergeant 0941
Bello, Tod S.K. (ITF) PO Ill 299 4262 Miyamoto, Richard A. Sergeant 64 0943
Fernandez, Peter M. PO 11] 424 2784 Moreno, Prentiss A. Sergeant 58 0940
Fukuda, Paul M. (K-9) PO 111 374 0957 X(Wilson) Sergeant 2757
Lee Loy, Ian B. (ITF) PO III 286 4106 Yamaguchi, Burton H. Sergeant 85 0942
Prudencio, Brian (ITF) PO III 80 4263 Pagay, Jolm M. PO IB-SRO 327 4235
Quiocho, Kenneth (K-9) PO III 365 2950 Sojot, Gary N. PO III-SRO 384 4236
Uyetake ]r., Dominic (ITF) PO III 207 4107 Reyes, Van P. PO III-CPO 45 3834
Weber, John J. PO III 422 1043 Waipa, DuWayne K. PO III-CPO 49 4158
X(Femandez) PO III 2785 X(Field) PO III-CPO 4075
Authorized Actual X(Kagimoto) PO III-CPO 4073
Swom: IS Civilian 0 Sworn: 13 Civilian 0 X(Pagay) PO III-CPO 4076
Area I Jnvenile Aid Section X(Riviera) PO III-CPO 4074
Hatada, Earl T. Lieutenant 29 0939 X(Sherlock) PO III-CPO 3835
Ancheta, John H. Detective 56 2378 X(Toledo) PO III-CPO 4157
Castillo, Grace Detective 23 4]52 (TA, Records) PO ll X2949
Mejia, Andrea G. Detective 84 0971 (TA, Training) PO II X0965
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South Hilo Patrol Division South Hilo Patrol Division
Acob, Clarence PO II 162 0966 X(Fernandez) PO II 0953
Almeida, Robert E. PO II 59 1042 X(Itliong) PO [I 3588
Amon-Wilkins, Rio S. PO II 416 1044 X(Kimura) PO II 2545
Amuimuia, Fetuutuunai PO II 437 3585 X(Pauole) PO II 2543
Arnold, Mark PO II 54 3368 You, Adrian N. PO II 161 3490
Artienda, Lorenzo P. PO II 387 2951 Caceres, Anson POI 134 1033
Asuncion, Daylan D. PO [I 439 2666 Carvalho, Aaron POI 135 3597
Auna, Aubrey K. PO lI 202 1034 Giraud, Lois M. Clerk III 2941
Castillo, Darryl J. PO II 302 1035 Kawazoe, Elena S. Clerk III 3491
Correa, James K. PO II 412 2667 Authorized Actual
Correia, Chris PO II 316 0945 Swom: 79 Civilian 2 Swom: 65 Civilian 2
Davies, Clarence W. PO II 82 3598 Hilo CeIlblock
Domingo, Ryan K.S. PO II 61 3584 Sue, Jeffrey K.H. Sergeant 45 4121
Duarte, Anthony R (Ext Lve) PO ? 77 0962 Aina, August PO II 154 4105
Duldulao, Duffy K.I. PO II 304 3367 Arruda, Jody P. PO II 309 4111
Ferreira, Vemon C. PO II 354 0972 Bugado, Steve A. PO II 144 4108
Field, Joel J. PO II 347 0959 Menino, Patrick H. PO II 180 4109
Flores, Jeffrey A. PO II 319 3586 Pa, Leland K. PO II 284 4103
Fuiava, Romeo V. PO II 145 0964 Authorized Actual
Fuji[ake, Robert PO II 98 0973 Swom: 6 Civilian 0 Swom: 6 Civilian 0
Grouns, Jason N. PO II 442 3592 North Hilo
Ikeda, Gregory A. PO II 42 0968 Kaaumoana-Matsumoto, Kelly K.Sergeant 76 2790
Ing, Travis (Ext Lve) PO II 401 0969 Canaria, Don M. PO III-CPO 132 4077
Itliong, Richard A. PO II 114 0955 Blanchette, Richard A. PO II 349 0996
Johnasen, Terrance E. (Ext Lve) PO II 249 0991 Cardoza, Kelvin R. PO II 292 2682
Kaaihue, Matthew K. PO II 426 1032 Chong, Henry U.S. PO II 346 2546
Kaleo, Aaron PO II 394 0963 Grantz, Jefferson A. PO II 300 2683
Kalua, Roger I. PO II 138 3489 Hatada, Garrett A. PO II 425 2243
Kihara, Patrick T. PO Il 102 3587 Ignacio, Derwin R. PO H 170 1907
Kim, Paul D. PO II 242 2783 Todd, Gary A. PO II 322 2952
Kobayashi, Lawrence M. PO II 330 0951 Valdez, Amacias (T/A NK) PO I] 2495
Leialoha-Kinoshita, Stacy A.N. PO II 446 0970 X(Rushton) PO II 0997
Matsumoto, Kelley K. PO II 303 0958 X(Springer) PO II 2681
Moniz, Kelly M. PO II 361 0946 Carvalho, Carole A. Police Ops Clerk 1968
Morimoto, Derek K. PO II 417 0949 Authorized Actual
Namohala Jr., Edwin A. PO II 403 3595 Sworn: 12 Civilian 1 Sworn: 10 Civilian 1
Palatal, Edmundo M. PO II 117 2736 Hamakua
Panem, Robert J. PO II 419 2786 Rapozo Jr., Edwin W. Captain 11 1482
Pataray, Todd C. PO II 436 0975 Lally Ill, Joseph T. Sergeant 55 2791
Pule, Robert D.K. PO II 173 3590 Okajima, Robert I. Sergeant 30 0999
Reis III, David PO II 182 3589 Valera, Roylen L. PO III-SRO 409 4237
Saludares, Regina R. PO II 405 0956 Fujii, Vance Z. PO III-CPO 166 4045
Serrao, Royce P. PO 11 406 0960 Arbles, Jason PO II 279 2676
Stewart, John P. PO II 47 3594 Bence, Brian PO II 233 1001
Stewart, Robert T.H.K. PO Il 156 2544 Border, Robert S. PO II 351 1045
Todd, Grant PO 11 313 3596 Bugado Jr., Kenneth PO II 129 2677
Tolentino, Darryel M. PO Il 368 2665 Fernando, Zachary O. PO II 87 1040
Torres, William A. PO II 97 1036 Isotani, Paul T. PO II 90 2966
Iwamoto, Myra H. PO Il 287 1004
Waipa Jr., DuWayne PO 11 73 0979
Wakita, Charrise K. PO II 376 3593 Jelsma, Daniel C. PO II 315 2967
X(Bello) PO ]I 3591 Kalauli, John Mac PO II 38i 1002
X(Duarte) PO II 0967 Muna, Nicholas S. PO II 430 2493
Paranada, Emerson PO II 364 2494
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Hamakua Puna
Santiago, Dion PO II 66 1003 X(Bell) PO II 3760
X(Valera) PO II 2244 X(Briski) PO II 2954
Shimizu, Wendy M. Police Ops Clerk 1963 X(Ragasa) PO II 1026
Authorized Actual X(Siemann) PO 11 1028
Swom: IS Civilian 1 Sworn: 17 Civilian 1 X(Taka) PO II 1027
Puna X(Tingle) PO II 3761
Guillermo, Steven Captain 15 1031 X(Weber) PO II 3579
Chaves, Dexter K. Lieutenant 25 0947 (TA, HL Cellblock) POI X4108
Huston, Darrell C. Sergeant 82 2787 (TA, HL Cellblock) POI X4109
Jelsma, Samuel Sergeant 89 3091 Kualii, Janice W. Police Ops Clerk 1965
Konanui, Brandon P. Sergeant 62 2541 Tallett, Jo-Ann L. Clerk III 3165
X(Hee) Sergeant 2497 Authorized Actual
Tingle, Shawn W. PO III-SRO 341 4238 Swom: 53 Civilian 2 Swom: 45 Civilian 2
Briski, John L. PO III-CPO 4] 1 4159 Area II Operations Bureau
Siemann, Kimo PO III-CPO 356 4046 Nakamichi, Ronald T. Assistant Chief 2 2376
Taka, Sherwin W. PO III-CPO 435 4078 Dawrs, John E. Major 5 3338
Yamada, Greg A. PO 111-CPO 326 3836 Villanueva, Damella M. Secretary 3004
Abelaye, David PO II 396 3379 Authorized Actual
Acob, Nelson PO II 196 2955 Swom: 2 Civilian 1 Swom: 2 Civilian 1
Amaral, Scott P. PO IT 266 2670 Area II Criminal Investigations Division
Aurello, Randall M. PO II 164 4301 Hickcox, Robert P. Captain 10 1013
Aurello, Tuckloy D. PO II 55 4304 Authorized Actual
Bolos, Dayne P. PO II 350 2671 Swom: 1 Civilian 0 Sworn: 1 Civilian 0
Brown, William C. PO II 68 4303 Area II Criminal Investigations Section
Cameros, James PO II 239 1025 X(Kealoha) Lieutenant 2200
Caoagdan, Norman-Randy A. PO II 75 2669 Freitas, Bradley P. Detective 48 2621
Dalere, Ruel R. PO II 81 3764 Haggerty, Mark K. Detective 31 3572
DeCoito, Michael A. PO II 185 3578 Haitsuka, Nancy J. Detective 92 2486
Derr, Wiliam H. PO II 112 2190 Houchin, Zachary N. Detective 22 2673
Finkey, Sandor J. PO II 194 4110 Souther, William G. Detective 42 2239
Haskell, Earl P.K. PO Il 70 4305 X(Gaspar) Detective 2628
Hironaka, Robert H. PO II 198 3377 Jumalon, Jessie A. Police Reporter 3723
Hodson, Kahiki M.H. (Ext Lve) PO II 298 2242 Taggerty, Judith (T/A) Police Reporter X 1964
Hodson, William S.K. (Ext Lve) PO II 338 3762 X(Sanemitsu) Police Reporter 1964
Ishikawa, Lloyd T. PO II 63 3378 Authorized Actual
Kaina, Stanley K (Mil Lve) PO II 377 3252 Swom: 7 Civilian 2 Swom: 5 Civilian 1
Kelii, Kayne K. PO II 445 3094 Area II Juvenile Aid Section
Kerr, Jesse J. PO II 428 2953 Ishii, Randal M. Lieutenant 22 3866
Lee, Jenny K. PO II 388 3581 Fukui, Llewellyn I. Detective 54 3496
Leite, Michael A. PO II 294 3763 Kurashige, Scott J. Detective 93 3495
Letulle Jr., Thomas L. PO II 378 3380 Tavares, Danette A. Detective 57 3497
Matsumoto Jc, Emest Y. PO II 131 2735 Wtke, Gerald N. Detective 67 4153
Mohica, Frank J. PO 11 78 3582 X(Konanui) Detective 2550
Natividad, Jeffrey L. PO Il 404 3095 Ah Mow, Walter PO III 213 3822
Pacheco, James PO II 437 2496 Jelsma, Paula PO Ill 50 1018
Authorized Actual
Paro, Ronald A. PO Il 83 3580 Sworn: 8 Civilian 0 Sworn: 7 Civilian 0
Rances, Daniel PO Il 438 3251 Area II Vice Section
Sampaga, Dustin S. PO II 373 0952 Kanehailua, Mitchell Lieutenant 18 2623
Santos, Marcos A. PO II 215 3376 Diego, Derrik (ITF) Detective 73 4112
Silva, Robert K. PO l] 334 0954 Gaspar Jr., Gilbert M. (AP) Detective 78 4261
Tyrin, Bruce PO II 4302 Hodson, Michael L.K. Detective 38 2622
Watanabe, Allan K. PO ll 324 1024 X(Saldua) Detective 2540
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Area 11 Vice Section Kona Patrol Division
Bird, Sherry D. (ITF) PO III 410 4113 Hirayama' Kyle H. PO II 72 3501
Buyten, Edwin A. (K-9) PO III 44 3 ] 89 Hoopii, Destiny M PO II 67 3372
Edmondson, Julie PO III 371 1020 Ivy, Hent~y C. PO [I 119 2956
Edmoundson, Akira E. (K-9) PO III 441 2893 Kabalis, Joslyn J. PO II 93 3256
Elarionoff, Grad L (ITF) PO III 440 4264 Kagimoto, Gavin K. PO II 96 1041
Lewis, Jeremy S. (ITF) PO III 331 4114 Keawe, Kainoa C. PO II 99 1017
Mitsunaga, Wayne T. PO III 278 2492 Keliipio, Charles K. (Ext Lve) PO II 123 3371
Ohata, Mark M. (ITF) PO III 288 4265 Koyanagi, Thomas PO II 390 4203
Shopay, Thomas A. (AP) PO III 305 4266 Lee, Kalae R. PO II 392 2551
Smith, Denise (AP) PO III 104 4267 Lewis, Joshua K PO II 111 3375
X(Kahiwa) PO III 0961 Lorenzo, lames L. PO II 312 3373
Authorized Actual Manning, Theron (Ext Lve) PO II 155 2247
Swom: 16 Civilian 0 Swom: 14 Civilian 0 Matsumura, Tyson PO II 264 3500
Area II Community Policing McEathron, Lawrence L. PO II 4310
Basque, Chad J. Sergeant 49 3837 Rose, Mekia K. PO II 421 2819
Authorized Actual Shiroma, Neil (Mil Lve) PO II 208 4206
Sworn: 1 Civilian 0 Sworn: I Civilian 0 Smith, Sean M.K. PO II 407 2962
Kona Patrol Division Takahashi, Don I. PO II 133 3187
Kealoha, Paul H. Captain 14 1006 Uyetake, Dean M. PO II 375 2198
Ballesteros, Bradley Lieutenant 38 2714 Vitoria, Dale K. PO II 146 3255
Burian, Andrew S. Lieutenant 30 2485 Wolverton, Robert E. PO II 380 2961
X(Balberde) Lieutenant 1009 X(AhMow) PO II ]015
X(Jitchaku) Lieutenant 1000 X(Bird) PO II 3253
Childers, Raymond E. Sergeant 60 2547 X(Buyten) PO ? 2195
Farias, Mark K. Sergeant 77 2238 X(Cmsat) PO II 2959
Mlakar, Daniel J. Sergeant 20 2484 X(Haskell) PO II 0944
Paio, Russell K. Sergeant 68 2794 X(Kahalioumi) PO II 2491
Tesler, Linda Sergeant 98 2624 X(Lewis) PO II 4204
X(Main) Sergeant 1014 X(Moniz) PO II 2958
Hirai, Jeffrey K. PO III-SRO 358 4239 X(Moniz) PO II 4308
Santos, Marjorieann L. PO 1[I-SRO 399 4240 X(Morinaka) PO II 3498
Crusat Sr., Robin P. PO III-CPO 41 4162 X(Sakata) PO II 2196
Kahalewai, Reynold H. PO III-CPO 276 4081 X(Shopay) PO II 2963
Morinaka, Renee E. PO III-CPO 339 3868 Aoki, Jo POI 345 1019
X(Chun Hoon) PO III-CPO 4080 Bohol, Malia A. POI 367 2672
X(Delaries) PO 111-CPO 3869 Hanoa, Pernell E. POI 386 2957
X(Kawauchi) PO 111-CPO 4048 Hasegawa, Cory R.F. POI 58 2821
X(Silva) PO III-CPO 4163 Kubojiri, Jeremy M M. POI 360 2894
Aloy, Scotty K. PO II 60 4202 Matsuda, Shawn F. POI 301 3499
Alu, Peter T. PO II 328 2248 Matsushima, David T. PO 1 398 4311
Antolin Jr., Gregorio PO II 251 3374 Nacis, Keith L. PO 7 366 4312
Apuakehau, Corina K.L. PO 11 168 4309 Souki, Brian I. POI 393 4313
Araki, David T.K. PO II 400 3188 Talich, John T. POI 152 2197
Carlos, Samuel N. PO II 329 3254 Bean, Mellaney L. Evidence Custodian 3168
Chung-Noon, Steven PO l] 297 3502 Maldonado, Albert Evidence Custodian 4148
Clinton, Darrell A PO Il 57 2490 Rego, Ina Clerical Svcs Supv II 2620
Corum, Mialani C. (Ext Lve) PO l] 271 2734 Chineq Cassandra L. (Temp) Clerk III X3117
Crivello, Kristi A. PO ]I 318 2960 pasciuta, Olivia S.L. Clerk II] 3003
Delaries, Calvin D. PO II 383 4306 Taggerty, Judith A. (TA CID) Clerk IB 3117
Ellis, Bryan G. K. PO II 352 1960 Oshiro, Michael Storeroom Clerk 2250
Freitas, Caroldeen PO II 283 1016 Authorized Actual
Freitas, Kelvin W. PO 11 247 4307 Sworn: 78 Civilian 6 Swom: 59 Civilian 6
Hardie, Michael D. PO II 320 4205
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Kona Cellblock South Kohala
Kimura, Alston F. Sergeant 95 4122 Toledo, Richard B. PO II 48 2679
Kawauchi, Clyde I. PO II 89 4]15 Vickery, William C. PO II 369 1011
Villesca, Sony PO II 317 4120 Walker, Kenneth L PO II 110 2245
X(Keawe) PO II 4119 X(Kahalewai) PO II 1008
Authorized Actual X(Lee) PO II 2407
Swom: 4 Civilian 0 Swom: 3 Civilian 0 X(Ohata) PO II 3616
North Kohala Yee Jr., Clarence PO II 229 2964
Balberde, Lawrence Captain 21 1007 (TA, KN Cellblock) POI X4115
Rodrigues Jr., John Sergeant 46 2793 Thornton, Hannah L. Police Ops Clerk 2199
Lewis Jr., Edward J.M. PO III-CPO 447 4079 Authorized Actual
Bartsch, Jonathan P. PO II 310 2548 Swom: 33 Civilian I Sworn: 28 Civilian I
Fukada, Ray H. PO II 362 2686 Kau
Kamalii, Davy H. PO lI 357 2249 Kanehailua, Marshall (T/A) Captain X1021
Ku, Dale E. PO II 120 3369 X(Kaaua) Captain 1021
McLellan, Victor K. PO II 420 3615 Hatton, Robert E. Sergeant 88 2788
Sakata, Robert W.H. PO II 432 1039 Rabara, Rollin S.K. Sergeant 81 2789
Stevens, Levon P. PO II 448 2685 X(Doar) PO III-CPO 4044
Tagaca, Dayton K. PO II 434 1012 X(Higashide) PO III-CPO 4160
Uehana, Eric M. PO II 232 1010 Akamu, Hayden K. PO II 344 2552
Valdez, Amacias (Temp) PO II X3614 Akiu Jr, Augustine (Mil Lve) PO II 308 1023
X(Smith) PO II 2687 Dubberstein, Michael L. PO II 205 2553
X(Troutman) PO II 3614 Freeman, Datmy PO [I 121 2193
X(Ibarra) POI 2684 Ibarra, Shawn S. PO lI 85 ]022
Caravalho, Joan Police Ops Clerk 1967 Ishii, Kenneth PO II 261 3618
Authorized Actual Koi, Cory L.S. PO ? 65 2194
Sworn: 15 Civilian I Sworn: 12 Civilian I Newcomb, Robert K. PO II 245 2498
South Kohala Shibuya, Dane M. PO lI 94 2674
V ieira, Kenneth F. Captain 20- 1005 Smith, John E. PO II 449 2675
Kanehailua, Marshall (T/A Kau) Lieutenant 24 0978 Tayamen, Clayton PO II 363 1909
Evangelista, Jeremie C.0. Sergeant 21 2792 Tominaga, Jason M.K. PO II 142 4118
Richards, Floyd C. Sergeant 53 1908 X(Arias) PO II 2246
Sumaoang, Harold L. Sergeant 69 3492 (TA, HL Cellblock) POI X4111
Feliciano, Brad K. PO III-CPO 372 3867 Mlakar, Patti Police Ops Clerk 1966
X(Dela Cruz Jr.) PO III-CPO 4047 Authorized Actual
X(Farias) PO IH-CPO 4161 Swom: 18 Civilian 1 Swom: 14 Civilian 1
Adams, Charles M. PO II 307 2680 Training Pool (Recruit)
Alvarez, Thelia PO 11 40 4116 Akina, Carrie K. (FTO KN) POI (TP) 53 TP 3191
Ambrose, Lance G. PO II 385 2191 Bargamento, Brian (FTO HL) POI (TP) 64 TP 3193
Berryhill, Jason A. PO II 348 3766 Cabral, Casey L. POI (TP) TP 3203
Bugado, Paul R. PO Il 257 2487 Cho, Darren K. (FTO KN) POI (TP) 85 TP 3194
Dela Cruz, Kuilee S PO II 79 2192 Dewey, Scott A. POI (TP) TP 3204
Faanunu, Angitau PO II 86 2489 Ferreira, Kasey A. POI (TP) TP 3205
Fojas, Andres M PO II 62 2678 Hooser, Justin J. POI (TP) TP 3873
Foster, Brent T. PO II 71 3370 Kauahikaua, Kapelieli Jr FTO-HLPO I (TP) 100 TP 3196
Gandolf, John PO II 225 3617 Keffer, Robert D. POI (TP) TP 3874
Ines, Severio PO II 76 2488 Kohara, Donovan Lee J (FTO HL)PO I (TP) 106 TP 3197
Kahalioumi, John PO II 272 3494 Lewe Song, Clinton H. POI (TP) TP 3875
Kepo'o, Apollo M. PO II 427 3765 Lim, David T. POI (TP) TP 3876
Molnar, Michael R. PO II 325 2732 Mangus, Paul POI (TP) TP 3879
Muramaru, Shane Y. PO 1] 379 2733 Manuel, Jerome A. (FTO HL) POI (TP) 116 TP 3198
Speaker, Richard H PO II 105 3493 Martins, Charles L (FTO PN) POI (TP) 337 TP 4392
Tamura, Ivan D PO B ]07 4117 Morel, James M. (FTO HL) POI (TP) 119 TP 3199
Taniyama, Chad A. PO II 408 2965 Prokopec, Tyler A. POI (TP) TP 3880
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_ Training Pool (Recruit)
Sagon, Bobbie-Jo K. POI (TP) TP 4389
Santos, Michael A. POI (TP) TP 4396
Simpson IV, William B. POI (TP) TP 4398 ~
Slender, Joseph K.H. POI (TP) TP 4399
Tafua, Randolph T. (Ext Lve) POI (TP) 443 TP 3192
Tavares, Shaine W.K. POI (TP) TP 4400
Thompson, Mike W.K. POI (TP) TP 4401
Toledo, Murray A. (FTO PN) POI (TP) 127 TP 3201
Warren, Leonard K. POI (TP) TP 4402
Watkins, Luke E. (FTO HL) PO [ (TP) 124 TP 3202
X(Aoki) POI (TP) TP 4387
X(Bohol) POI (TP) TP 4388
X(Caceres) POI (TP) TP 3878
X(Carvalho) POI (TP) TP 3195
X(Hanoa) POI (TP) TP 4390
X(Haskell) POI (TP) TP 3877
X(Kubgjiri) POI (TP) TP 4391
X(Matsuda) POI (TP) TP 4393
X(Matsushima) POI (TP) TP 4394
X(New) POI (TP) TP 4395
X(New) POI (TP) TP 4404
X(New) POI (TP) TP 4405
X(New) POI (TP) TP 4406
X(Souki) POI (TP) TP 4397
X(Talich) POI (TP) TP 3200
Yamanaka, Aaron K. POI (TP) TP 4403
Authorized Actual
Sworn: 43 Civilian 0 Sworn: 28 Civilian 0
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HAWAII POLICE DEPARTMENT
FY 2006-07 OPERATING BUDGET & PROGRAM REVIEW
VACANCY REPORT
ATTACHMENT #3
p4~~~Q~l3NR ~ a
1021 Captain Kau 01-03-06
0995 Lieutenant South Hilo Patrol Division 01-03-06
1000 Lieutenant Kona Patrol Division 06-16-05
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1009 Lieutenant Kona Patrol Division 01-18-05
2200 Lieutenant Area II Criminal Investigations Section 01-18-05
I 2240 Detective Internal Affairs/Grim. Intelligence Unit 06-16-05
2341 Detective Area I Juvenile Aid Section 11-16-03
2395 Detective Area I Juvenile Aid Section 06-16-05
2540 Detective Area II Vice Section 01-02-05
2550 Detective Area II Juvenile Aid Section 12-16-04
2607 Detective Area I Juvenile Aid Section 12-01-05
I~, 2626 Detective Area I Vice Section 08-01-03
2628 Detective Area II Criminal Investigations Section 02-01-06
3250 Detective Internal Affairs/Grim. Intelligence Unit 01-03-06
i 1014 Sergeant Kona Patrol Division 01-02-06
2497 Sergeant Puna 04-01-06
I 2757 Sergeant South Hilo Patrol Division 10-01-05
2820 Sergeant Administrative Services Division 01-02-03
4485 Sergeant Communications-Dispatch Section 07-01-05
3835 PO III-CPO South Hilo Patrol Division 05-01-03
3869 PO III-CPO Kona Patrol Division 10-18-04
4044 PO III-CPO Kau 12-01-04
4047 PO III-CPO South Kohala 11-01-04
4048 PO III-CPO Kona Patrol Division 02-16-06
4073 PO III-CPO South Hilo Patrol Division 11-01-04
4074 PO III-CPO South Hilo Patrol Division 11-01-04
4075 PO III-CPO South Hilo Patrol Division 03-01-05
4076 PO III-CPO South Hilo Patrol Division 05-16-04
4080 PO III-CPO Kona Patrol Division 02-16-06
4157 PO III-CPO South Hilo Patrol Division 02-16-06
4160 PO III-CPO Kau 07-01-05
4161 PO III-CPO South Kohala 11-16-04
4163 PO III-CPO Kona Patrol Division 07-01-05
FY 2006-07 OPERATING BUDGET & PROGRAM REVIEW
VACANCY REPORT (Attachment 3)
PAGE 2
'B .
0961 PO III Area II Vice Section 01-02-06
2542 PO III Administrative Services Division 12-31-03
~ 2785 PO III Area I Vice Section 04-01-06
0944 PO II Kona Patrol Division 02-16-06
0953 PO II South Hilo Patrol Division 04-01-06
0967 PO II South Hilo Patrol Division 02-16-06
0997 PO II North Hilo 06-23-05
1008 PO II South Kohala 02-16-06
1015 PO II Kona Patrol Division 02-16-05
1026 PO II Puna 11-16-04
1027 PO II Puna 01-01-OS
1028 PO II Puna 01-01-05
2195 PO II Kona Patrol Division 02-16-06
2196 PO II Kona Patrol Division 02-16-06
! 2244 PO II Hamakua 05-16-04
I 2246 PO II Kau 08-03-05
2407 PO II South Kohala 02-16-06
I 2491 PO II Kona Patrol Division 02-16-06
2543 PO II South Hilo Patrol Division 12-01-04
2545 PO II South Hilo Patro{ Division 12-01-04
2681 PO II North Hilo 07-01-05
2684 PO II North Kohala 01-01-06
2687 PO II North Kohala 02-16-06
2954 PO II Puna 11-01-04
2958 PO II 'Kona Patrol Division 02-16-06
! 2959 PO II Kona Patrol Division 02-16-06
2963 PO II Kona Patrol Division 08-16-04
3253 PO II Kona Patrol Division 12-01-04
3498 PO II Kona Patrol Division 11-16-04
I 3579 PO II Puna 02-16-06
3588 PO II South Hilo Patrol Division 01-01-05
3591 PO II South Hilo Patrol Division 08-16-04
~ 3614 PO II North Kohala 12-01-04
3616 PO II South Kohala 08-16-04
3760 PO II Puna 04-01-06
3761 PO II Puna ~ 02-16-06
4119 PO II Kona Cellblock 06-01-05
4204 PO II Kona Patrol Division 02-16-06
4308 PO II Kona Patrol Division 02-16-06