HomeMy WebLinkAbout12-19-2025 Board Packet for PC Meeting
Rick Robinson, Chair
C. Kimo Alameda, Ph.D.
John Bertsch, Vice Chair
Mayor
Wendy Botelho, Member
Arthur Buckman, Member
Lloyd Enriquez, Member
Eileen Lacerte, Member
Jacob Tavares, Member
Bernadette Urban-Smith, Member
Greg Yamada, Member
Police Commission
101 Pauahi Street, Suite 9•Hilo,Hawai‘i 96720
Phone: (808) 932-2950 •Fax: (808) 932-2949
AGENDA
DATE:FRIDAY,DECEMBER 19, 2025
TIME:9:00A.M.
PLACE:COUNTY BUILDING, COUNCIL CHAMBERS, SUITE 1401
25 AUPUNI ST., HILO, HI
CALL TO ORDERAND ROLLCALL
STATEMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC ON AGENDA ITEMS
Testimony must be related to an item on the agenda. Statements from the public will be
taken nowor when the respective agenda item is called.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
November 21, 2025, regular and executive sessions.
POLICE CHIEF’S REPORT ON DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES
The report includes statements regarding the following:
Crime Statistics
Traffic Statistics
Vice Report
Personnel Report
FinanceReport
Commendationsand Awards
Other Department Activities/Highlights
Community Satisfaction Survey Results
UNFINISHEDBUSINESS
Discussion and possible action regarding the selection process for the new
Police Chief:The Commission will discuss and possibly make decisions regarding the
Hawai‘i County is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.
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remainingaspects of the selection process, which includesbutisnot limited to:the
timeline andprocess of selecting candidates to interview, which includes ranking the
candidates’written responses to questions they receivedfrom the Commissionand
selecting which candidates to interview; the interview process, including interview
questions;and the selection and appointment process.The Commission may enter a
closed executive session under HRS§92-5(a)(4) to consult with the board's attorney
on questions and issues pertaining to the board's powers, duties, privileges,
immunities, and liabilities related to the selection process of the Police Chief.
NEW BUSINESS
Per
Rule 3 (a)(2) of the County Police Commission’s Rules of Practice and
Procedure, the members of the Commission shall elect annually, in December,a chair
and vice chair to serve for the following calendar year.
Permitted Interaction Group (PIG):Discussion regarding the three-member PIG
formed on August 30, 2024, which was created to review and recommend amendments
to the Police Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure.The Commission terms
of two PIG members end December, 2025; therefore, these two Commissioners will
automatically cease to be PIG members. The Commission will decide whether to take
the report of the PIGat this meeting and then create a new PIG, or allow the PIG
created on August 30, 2024,to continue with onemember.
EXECUTIVE SESSION(CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC)
For the following agenda items, the Commission will meet in executive session to consider
charges against officers or employees of the police department, where matters affecting
privacy will be involvedand may consult with the board’s attorney on questions and issues
pertaining to the Commission’s powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and liabilities
pursuant to HRS§92-5 (a)(2)(4)-20 (b).
CONSIDERATION AND INVESTIGATION OF COMPLAINTS(EXECUTIVE SESSION –
CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC)
HPC 25-38: Complainant alleges employee was rude and unprofessional.
HPC 25-40:Complainant allegesharassment by officers following multiple traffic
citations.
REQUEST FOR REPRESENTATION BY CORPORATION COUNSEL(EXECUTIVE
SESSION –CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC)
Correspondence No. 25-18: Humberto Michael Arguello v. Officer Debney Jaramillo,
ET AL.; Civil No. CV25-00396-LEK-WRP
STATUS REPORT OF REFERRED AND EXTERNAL COMPLAINTS(EXECUTIVE
SESSION –CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC)
Hawaii Police Commission
Meeting Agenda
December 19, 2025
Page 3
ACTION ON EXECUTIVE SESSION MATTERS
(RETURN TO OPEN SESSION)
Investigation of complaints
HPC 25-38
HPC 25-40
Requestfor representation by Corporation Counsel
Correspondence No. 25-18
AGENDA ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING
Consideration of items to be placed on the upcoming agenda.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Thenextregularmeeting isscheduled forFriday,January 30, 2025,at 9:00 a.m.,at the
Building A, Council Chambers, 74-5044 Ane Keohokalole
Highway, Kailua-Kona, HI.
ADJOURNMENT
Submitting Written Testimony:Written testimony may be submitted via email at
Charisse.Correa@hawaiipolice.gov, by mail, or in person to the Police Commission’s office at 101
business days before the meeting.
Oral Testimony: Testimony must be related to an item on the agenda. The Commission will hear public
testimony at the beginning of the meeting or when the respective agenda item is called,or as allowed at
the sole discretion of the chair. Testifiers will be limited to five (5) minutes;please plan accordingly.
Special Assistance:The in-person meeting is accessible to persons with disabilities. If you need an
auxiliary aid/service or other accommodation due to a disability, contact the Commission’s secretary by
phone at (808) 932-2950 or by email at Charisse.Correa@hawaiipolice.gov as soon as possible,
preferably three days before the meeting date. Requests made as early as possible have a greater
likelihood of being fulfilled. Upon request, this notice is available in alternate/accessible formats.
REGULAR SESSION MINUTES
NOVEMBER 21, 2025
74-5044 ANE KEOHOKALOLE HIGHWAY, KAILUA-KONA, HI
UNAPPROVED MINUTES
These minutes are DRAFT minutes. The commission has
not voted to accept them. Changes may/may not be made prior to their adoption at the next
meeting.
CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
Chair Robinson called the meeting to order at 9:01 a.m.
Present:Rick Robinson, Chair
John Bertsch, Vice Chair
Wendy Botelho, Commissioner
Arthur Buckman, Commissioner
Jacob Tavares, Commissioner
Bernadette Urban-Smith, Commissioner
Greg Yamada, Commissioner
Absent:Lloyd Enriquez, Commissioner
Eileen Lacerte, Commissioner
A quorum was present.
Also present:Reed Mahuna, Interim Police Chief
Sherry Bird, Assistant Chief
Scott Amaral, Major
Thomas Shopay, Major
Brian Souki, Captain
Sinclair Salas-Ferguson, Deputy Corporation Counsel
Michelle Simmons, Human Resources
Charisse Correa, Secretary
STATEMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC ON AGENDA ITEMS
Sam Guckenheimer requested that the Police Chief selection questionnaire and
candidate responses be made public to ensure transparency and alignment with civil
rights.
Patti Cook invited commissioners to a community dinner honoring first responders in
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November 21, 2025
Page 2
emphasizing the need for strong, responsive leadership within the Police Department.
She urged the Commission to prioritize candidates who understand the island’s diverse
communities, uphold due process, the rule of law, and effective communication with the
public.
Nancy Moser supported the concerns raised by previous speakers, referencing the
County Council's resolution on due process and multicultural values. She suggested
interview questions should highlight these values and encouraged increasing
transparency by streaming portions of the process.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
Vice Chair Bertsch motioned to approve the regular and executive session minutes for
October 24, 2025, seconded by Commissioner Yamada. With no discussion, the motion
carried unanimously.
POLICE CHIEF’S REPORT ON DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES
Items from the chief’s written reports were highlighted:
Crime Report(Major Amaral): 1,827 serious crimes reported through October 31,
2025. Area I and II CIS investigated 349 of these cases (260 in Area I, 89 in Area II)
Calls for Service:10,507 calls in October (FYTD: 40,924).
Traffic Report(Major Shopay): FYTD as of November 17, 2025:
o Traffic Crashes: 307 (vs. 321 last fiscal year).
o Traffic Fatalities: 6 (vs. 5 last fiscal year).
o DUI Arrests: 296 (vs.320 last fiscal year).
o October Citations: 5,530 total: 3,677 moving, 359 seatbelt, 20 child
restraint, 1,146 for speeding.
Vice Report(Assistant Chief Bird): October seizures included 7,101g of meth, 183g
of cocaine, a little over 1g of heroin, 12.87g of fentanyl, 4,312g of dried marijuana,
250g of edibles, over 30 prescription pills, 780g of psilocybin, 15g of steroids, 58
steroid pills, 0.7g MDMA, several items of drug paraphernalia, $2,447 in cash, and
over a thousand rounds of ammunition. Twenty-one people were arrested for68
offenses, and officers executed 31 search warrants. Notably, on November 17,
officers arrested an 18-year-old in Kailua-Kona, recovering over 2,500g of marijuana
concentrate in vape devices.
Following the report, Chair Robinson suggested that future reports include statistics
regarding drug-related deaths.
Regular Session Minutes
November 21, 2025
Page 3
Personnel Report (Assistant Chief Bird): As of October 31, 2025:
o Sworn:99 field vacancies. Factoring in 4 from the 103rd recruit class, 13
from the 104th, and 12 from the 105th, there are 70 unfilled sworn
positions. 423 of 493 positions are filled (86%).
o Civilian:118 of 161 positions are filled (73%).
o Communications:17 vacancies for PCO I/II (23 filled); 0 vacancies for
Supervising PCO (5 filled).
o Assistant Chief Bird provided an update on recruitment activities.
Finance (Assistant Chief Bird): As of October 31, actual overall expenditures were
41.63% (target 36.85%). AC Bird noted that miscellaneous salary expenditures are
high (500.91%) due to hazard payouts pending reimbursement from County
Finance.
Other Activities(Interim Chief Mahuna): The department promoted traffic safety
students created a large traffic-safety mural while Ken Nishimura of Keep It Flowing
spokeabout the impacts of fatal crashes. Area II TEU officers held a Healing Our
Highways vigil on October 30 in Kona and Waikoloa. Traffic Services Manager Torey
Keltner appeared on Na Leo TV’s traffic safety campaign, with additional department
personnel scheduled for KITV and KHON2 to discuss holiday traffic safety. The
department will increase enforcement during the holidays. Officers assisted the Food
Bank with distribution and traffic flow, provided candy safety tips during Halloween
events, and participated in trunk-or-treat and other outreach activities for keiki and
kupuna across the island. Interim Chief Mahuna emphasized that community
outreach is essential for long-term impact.
Commissioner Yamada asked about addressing reckless driving following recent
fatalities. Chief Mahuna discussed the balance between targeted enforcement and
community education. Commissioner Urban-Smith suggested incorporating a cyber
unit to address online postings of reckless driving, etc.
Commendations and Awards: Interim Chief Mahuna reported on several recent
awards, including Officer of the Month and Quarter awards, and five commendations
involving 15 personnel.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS: POLICE CHIEF SELECTION PROCESS
Michelle Simmons with the Department of Human Resources(DHR) reported that 65
applications were received. After review, 27 applicants met the minimum qualification
requirements. Notices have been sent to the qualified applicants.
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November 21, 2025
Page 4
Process Discussion:
Adherence to Requirements:The Commission and Ms. Simmons confirmed that
applicants who failed to follow instructions or meet requirements would not be given
an opportunity to resubmit. Ms. Simmons stated she would send notices out today to
the remaining applicants who did not meet the minimum qualifications.
Questionnaire/Grading:The 27 qualified applicants will receive the written
interrogatories. Commissioners will grade the anonymized responses on a scale of
1-5. Ms. Simmons will compile the cumulative scores from all nine commissioners,
and the Commission will then determine the finalists for interviews.
Motion to Release Questions:Vice Chair Bertsch moved to release the blank
questionnaire questions to the general public to increase transparency, noting that
applicant answers will remain confidential at this stage. Seconded by Commissioner
Urban-Smith. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion on Scoring Process:Commissioner Yamada moved that commissioners will
input their individual scores on aspreadsheet provided by DHR and return it to Ms.
Simmons for cumulative tallying. Seconded by Commissioner Urban-Smith. Motion
carried unanimously.
Timeline:
December 3, 2025: Applicant questionnaire responses due.
December 4, 2025: Responses distributed to Commissioners.
December 10, 2025: Commissioner scores due backto DHR.
Vice Chair Bertsch moved that commissioners complete the interrogatory scoring and
submit their responses to DHR by the close of business on December 10.
Commissioner Yamada seconded, with no discussion; the motion carried unanimously.
(Commissioner Tavares arrived at 10:16 a.m.)
Chair Robinson noted that Ms. Simmons will compile the commissioners’ scores and
provide the ratings for discussion at the December 19th meeting, when the Commission
will determine which candidates to interview. He also announced that both his and Vice
Chair Bertsch’s terms end in December, with no carryover, and they will conclude their
service at the end of the year. Ms. Simmons asked about next steps after tallying the
scores, and Chair Robinson instructed her to have the results ready for the December
19th meeting.
Regular Session Minutes
November 21, 2025
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NEW BUSINESS
Status of Police Commission’s Secretary Position:Chair Robinson reported that,
following the October 24 meeting, and as voted on by the Commission, he sent a
letter to the Fire Commission stating that the Police Commission’s secretary would
no longer provide secretarial services to the Fire Commission, due to workload
concerns during the chief selection process. The Managing Director responded that
He understands the concerns and is dedicated to identifying a solution which
effectively supports both commissions, but the secretary will remain status quo and
serve both commissions.
Correspondence No. 25-17:Resolution 320-
County Council. A resolution expressing support for due process and the protection
i and affirming the
County’s commitment to multiculturalism and its immigrant heritage. Received and
filed; no discussion.
EXECUTIVE SESSION (CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC)
Commissioner Urban-Smith motioned to meet in executive session to consider charges
againstofficers or employees of the Police Department, where matters affecting privacy
will be involved, to consider sensitive matters related to public safety, and may consult
with the board’s attorney on questions and issues pertaining to the commission’s
powers, duties, privileges, immunities, and liabilities pursuant to HRS § 92-5 (a)(2)(4)(6)
-20 (b). Seconded by Commissioner
Yamada, with no discussion, the motion carriedunanimously. Executive session
convened at 10:23 a.m.
Motion to reconvene open session made by Vice Chair Bertsch, seconded by
Commissioner Urban-Smith, with no discussion, it carried unanimously. The regular
session reconvened at 12:20 p.m.
ACTION ON EXECUTIVE SESSION MATTERS
HPC 25-23: Complainant alleges officers have not responded to her repeated calls,
no follow-up was conducted, and expresses dissatisfaction with how her case was
investigated. Commissioner Tavares motioned that there was insufficient evidence
to prove the complainant’s allegations of misconduct, seconded by Commissioner
Urban-Smith. Commissioners discussed systemic breakdowns involving
communication, the interface with Animal Control, and the review process by ranking
officers. Commissioner Tavares withdrewhis motion.
Commissioner Botelho made a motion to refer to the Chief for customer service,
procedural, operational, administrative, and jurisdictional concerns. Seconded by
Vice Chair Bertsch. Discussion followed on specifying the concerns for OPS rather
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November 21, 2025
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than sending it as a general customer service referral. With no further discussion,
the motioncarriedunanimously.
Commissioner Yamada made a motion in reference to this complaint, noting
systemic issues involving Animal Control’s interface with these cases, supervisory
approval of initial reports, and communication between the victim and the officer.
Vice Chair Bertsch seconded. With no further discussion, the motion carried
unanimously.
HPC 25-37: Complainant alleges officer was unprofessional during a traffic stop.
Vice Chair Bertsch motioned that there was insufficient evidence to prove the
complainant’s allegations of misconduct. Commissioner Yamada seconded, with no
discussion; the motion carried unanimously.
HPC 25-39: Complainant alleges he was wrongfully arrested. Vice Chair Bertsch
motioned to decline based on the complaint’s testimony, under Rule 6 (c)(5), the
complainant has given notice of their intention to seek remedies through a civil suit.
Commissioner Botelho seconded, with no discussion; the motion carried
unanimously.
HPC 25-38: (Non-acceptance category). Complainant reported that an employee
was unprofessional and rude. Chair Robinson explained that he placed this in the
non-acceptance category because it was filed by a department employee, but noted
that after further consideration, she was off duty and may have been filing on behalf
of her husband. Commissioner Tavares moved to reject the non-acceptance and
accept the complaint. Commissioner Botelho seconded, with no further discussion;
the motion carried unanimously. Chair Robinson stated the complaint will be
accepted, scheduled, and placed on the December 19 agenda.
AGENDA ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING
Election of chair and vice chair for 2026.
Review of interrogatories, selection of candidates to interview, the interview process,
and questions.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The next regular meeting is scheduled for Friday, December 19, 2025, at 9:00 a.m., at
the County Building, Council Chambers, Suite 1401,25 Aupuni Street, Hilo, HI.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 12:42 p.m.
Regular Session Minutes
November 21, 2025
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SUBMITTED BY:CHARISSE CORREA, SECRETARY
APPROVED BY:
12
861247
616124155
1,043
Area II
25
2147
161730151251
Area I1,368
FYTD 2022-23 (to Nov.)
02
64168346
494177
882
Area II
03
1156
144762127282
Area I1,385
FYTD 2023-24 (to Nov.)
820
608439
481158
832
Area II
03
1173
203969124304
0%
24%44%80%85%
100%100%200%
% Clr
Area I1,687
FYTD 2024-25 (to Nov.)
184006
132355
Area II
Clearance
compared tocompared tocompared tocompared tocompared tocompared tocompared tocompared to
40015103
541827
764937
387136
689109
Area II
Cases
(Area II).
20
2057
109
179881120301
58%42%66%68%83%
100%100%110%
Area I% Clr
1,560
serious crimes:FYTD 2025-26 (to Nov.)
Classification
1700521
3375423911
19761333
208
149
2,249
Area I
Area II
Clearance
BurglariesRobberiesTheftsAuto TheftsSexual AssaultsMurdersAttempted MurdersAggravated Assaults(Area I) &
Nov-25
2020
3920
24942428585712624710
255169437303113
149
273303
1,268
Area I
CasesCases
there were
serious crimes, the Area I/Area II Criminal Investigation units investigated
:
2,249
Part I
Offense
Classification
BurglaryRobberyTheftAuto TheftAll Sexual AssaultsMurderAttempted MurderAssaultTotals:of those cases:BurglaryRobberyTheftAuto TheftSexual AssaultMurderAtt. MurderAssault Totals:
Up through Nov. 30, 2025,CRIMES LISTED BY AREA(Area I includes S. Hilo, Hamakua, Puna--Area II includes S. Kohala, N. Kohala, Kona, Kau)Of these 412The following clearance rates for
the year were obtained by Area I and Area II CID:
December 5, 2025 CHIEF’S REPORT:
CRIME:
CALLS FOR SERVICE:
For the month of Nov. 2025, the Department received9,894calls
for service: (FYTD50,818)
TypeNov-25FYTD
Criminal/Traffic2,30311,744
Miscellaneous Public Assistance*7,59139,074
Total:9,89450,818
*Includes minor nuisance, personal assistance, beat & building checks,
alarms, home & public accidents, and drop 911 calls.
TRAFFIC:
On December 15, 2025, the following traffic statistics were recorded:
FYTD 25-26 FYTD 24-25 FYTD 23-24 FYTD 22-23
(Nov. 25)(Nov. 24)(Nov. 23)(Nov. 22)
%
Traffic Crashes80compared to396-80%339382
Traffic Fatality0compared to8-100%613
DUI Fatality Count0compared to2-100%17
DUI Arrests81compared to405-80%363380
Oct-25
Nov-25%
DUI Arrests81compared to801%
AgesNov-25Oct-25%
22 & Up73compared to76-4%
18-217compared to475%
17 & Under1compared to0100%
Total81compared to801%
For the month of Nov. 2025, a total of5,923citations were issued:
3,794Moving/Regulatory346seat belt, 55child restraint
and1,426were for speeding.
Moving/ Child
DistrictRegulatorySeat BeltRestraintSpeedingTOTAL
South Hilo461442147654
Hamakua137200112269
Puna544433100690
South Kohala329728107471
North Kohala1027158168
Kona9246591481,146
Kau7619052147
AREA I TEU1,2218744091,721
AREA II TEU302548293657
TOTAL CITATIONS 3,794346551,4265,923
AREA I FIELD OPERATIONS
FY 2025-2026
S. HILOJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Burglary22131231684
Robbery4115213
Theft14494115152102607
Auto Theft12513112061
Sex Assault2633216
Murder000011
Att. Murder000000
Assault2937274422159
M/Ps1,9951,9561,8552,0142,0729,892
Cases Assigned9517746447006273,696
Sub-Total3,1592,8862,6702,9602,854000000014,529
HAMAKUAJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Burglary000011
Robbery000000
Theft9359329
010102
Auto Theft
Sex Assault001102
Murder000000
Att. Murder000000
Assault322209
M/Ps1,0539721,0381,0991,0225,184
Cases Assigned6875676485359
Sub-Total1,1331,0531,1131,1761,11100000005,586
PUNAJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Burglary191622201794
Robbery211217
Theft5247515144245
Auto Theft10141510857
Sex Assault51755739
Murder000011
Att. Murder000000
Assault2615302636133
M/Ps1,5381,6961,5751,6601,4697,938
Cases Assigned5625976376475532,996
Sub-Total2,2142,4032,3362,4212,136000000011,510
AREA IAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Burglary41293451240000000179
Robbery62273000000020
Theft2051441712121490000000881
Auto Theft22202822280000000120
Sex Assault723999000000057
Murder0000200000002
Att. Murder0000000000000
Assault58545972580000000301
M/Ps4,5864,6244,4684,7734,563000000023,014
Cases Assigned1,5811,4461,3481,4111,26500000007,051
Sub-Total6,5066,3426,1196,5576,101000000031,625
* North Hilo combined with Hamakua district merged
AREA II FIELD OPERATIONS
FY 2025-2026
S. KOHALAJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Burglary1321411
Robbery000000
Theft121614102072
Auto Theft011013
Sex Assault010124
Murder000000
Att. Murder000000
Assault3842320
M/Ps4364783885014182,221
Cases Assigned163176180164180863
Sub-Total61568358967962800000003,194
N. KOHALAJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Burglary001001
Robbery000000
Theft1221410
Auto Theft000000
Sex Assault000000
Murder000000
Att. Murder000000
Assault002114
M/Ps7627037006896923,546
Cases Assigned3639326147215
Sub-Total79974473775274400000003,776
KONAJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Burglary711221133
Robbery120003
Theft5659504638249
Auto Theft47107735
Sex Assault51154429
Murder000000
Att. Murder000000
Assault151620172088
M/Ps1,7451,5841,7351,7691,5248,357
Cases Assigned5316085865566732,954
Sub-Total2,3642,2982,4082,4012,277000000011,748
KAUJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Burglary31077431
Robbery000011
Theft10108141456
Auto Theft3102511
Sex Assault002114
Murder000000
Att. Murder000000
Assault1617924
M/Ps3253953924303941,936
Cases Assigned103125142153138661
Sub-Total44554755261456600000002,724
AREA IIAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Burglary1124121019000000076
Robbery1200100000004
Theft79877471760000000387
Auto Theft7911913000000049
Sex Assault512767000000037
Murder0000000000000
Att. Murder0000000000000
Assault19302727330000000136
M/Ps3,2683,1603,2153,3893,028000000016,060
Cases Assigned8339489409341,03800000004,693
Sub-Total4,2234,2724,2864,4464,215000000021,442
20
24
94
255
169
437
1,268
11,74453,067
39,074
TOTAL
000000
00000
JUN
0000
00000
00
MAY
0000000
0000
APR
0000
00000
00
MAR
0000000
0000
FEB
000
00000
000
JAN
000000
00000
DEC
4
20
43
4116
91
FY 2025-2026
225
7,5912,303
10,316
NOV
7
00
613115
99
283
8,1622,345
11,003
OCT
2
00
46
ISLANDWIDE FIELD OPS TOTAL 3916
86
245
7,6832,288
10,405
SEP
4
00
532935
84
231
7,7842,394
10,614
AUG
7
00
52
291277
284
7,8542,414
2,249
10,729
50,818
JUL
BurglaryRobberyTheftIslandwide TotalFYTDSerious CrimesCalls for Service
Auto TheftSex AssaultMurderAtt. MurderAssault
M/PsCases Assigned
0%
58%42%66%68%83%69%24%44%80%85%50%64%
%%
100%100%110%100%100%200%
521184006
3375423911132355
208263
CLEAREDCLEARED
201510352118400
6
571262471018273911
54337542132355
113303109412208263
TOTALTOTALTOTALTOTAL
00000
0
JUNJUNJUNJUN
00000
0
MAYMAYMAYMAY
00000
0
APRAPR
APRAPR
00000
0
MARMAR
MARMAR
00000
0
FEBFEBFEBFEB
00000
0
JANJAN
JANJAN
00000
0
DECDECDECDEC
388201814060014276510000103000
4
10112529
432063
NOVNOV
NOVNOV
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DIVISION
180000433000000330438001
121813105877
5210207213211119
OCTOCTOCTOCT
FY 2025-2026 Serious Crimes Incidents and Clearances
2560040328001605710300213002
8
10163644
4314287114
SEPSEPSEPSEP
100280406001709900351105000
1229181476194153
951312
AUGAUGAUGAUG
58003030410033801250004003
13421889224860
14201112
111
JULJUL
JULJUL
AREA I
AREA I
AREA II
AREA II
ASSIGNMENTSBurglaryRobberyTheftAuto TheftSex AssaultMurderAtt. MurderAssaultSub-TotalBurglaryRobberyTheftAuto TheftSex AssaultMurderAtt. MurderAssaultSub-TotalTOTALCLEARANCESBurglaryRobberyTheftAuto
TheftSex AssaultMurderAtt. MurderAssaultSub-TotalBurglaryRobberyTheftAuto TheftSex AssaultMurderAtt. MurderAssaultTOTAL
Sub-Total
DUI ARRESTS, MAJOR TRAFFIC CRASHES, AND CELLPHONE CITATIONS ISSUED
FY 2025-2026
DUI ARRESTS
AREA IJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
S. HILO171218161073
HAMAKUA111216
PUNA121313141668
SUBTOTAL30263232270000000147
AREA IIJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
S. KOHALA3335115
N. KOHALA220228
KONA2022353137145
KA'U211228
SUBTOTAL27283940420000000176
ISLANDWIDEJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
TOTAL57547172690000000323
MAJOR TRAFFIC CRASHES
AREA IJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
S. HILO2328242628129
HAMAKUA6835426
PUNA2823181718104
SUBTOTAL57594548500000000259
AREA IIJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
S. KOHALA6676631
N. KOHALA042129
KONA251617182399
KA'U4952323
SUBTOTAL35353127340000000162
ISLANDWIDEJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
92947675840000000421
CELLPHONE CITATIONS ISSUED
AREA IJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
S. HILO4734572820186
HAMAKUA16111191663
PUNA3335292620143
SUBTOTAL96809763560000000392
AREA IIJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
S. KOHALA2541241924133
N. KOHALA7757632
KONA3955416133229
KA'U7356627
SUBTOTAL781067593690000000421
ISLANDWIDEJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
1741861721561250000000813
* North Hilo combined with Hamakua district merged
TRAFFIC SERVICES STATISTICS
FYTD 25-26 FYTD 24-25 FYTD 23-24 FYTD 22-23
(Nov. 25)(Nov. 24)(Nov. 23)(Nov. 22)
%
Traffic Crashes80compared to396-80%339382
Traffic Fatality0compared to8-100%613
DUI Fatality Count0compared to2-100%17
DUI Arrests81compared to405-80%363380
Nov-25FYTD 25-26
DUI Arrests81377
Other DUI Related Arrests
No License1777
No Insurance30117
Moving/Regulatory Violations23112
ISLAND-WIDE CITATIONS
FY 2025-2026
S. HILOJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Moving/Reg.6225606044254612,672
Seat Belt6757634544276
Child Restraint1620211
Speeding15115515067147670
Sub-Total84177881953765400000003,629
HAMAKUAJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Moving/Reg.141153137168137736
Seat Belt171918202094
Child Restraint000000
Speeding99108104100112523
Sub-Total25728025928826900000001,353
PUNAJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Moving/Reg.4414254124375442,259
Seat Belt5166564543261
Child Restraint01003316
Speeding10810394101100506
Sub-Total60060456258669000000003,042
S. KOHALAJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Moving/Reg.3012423202233291,415
Seat Belt232021307101
Child Restraint26012837
Speeding6910110290107469
Sub-Total39536944334447100000002,022
N. KOHALAJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Moving/Reg.109145137122102615
Seat Belt815812750
Child Restraint212016
Speeding5459645358288
Sub-Total1732202111871680000000959
KONAJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Moving/Reg.1,1581,1783121,4709245,042
Seat Belt7072867265365
Child Restraint1212915
Speeding130167247168148860
Sub-Total1,3591,4196461,7121,14600000006,282
KAUJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Moving/Reg.99832099676563
Seat Belt151422141984
Child Restraint111003
Speeding3778516252280
Sub-Total1521762831721470000000930
AREA I TEUJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Moving/Reg.8061,1699547361,2214,886
Seat Belt701001017387431
Child Restraint1117117450
Speeding3254313362534091,754
Sub-Total1,2121,7171,4021,0691,72100000007,121
AREA II TEUJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Moving/Reg.2631872513283021,331
Seat Belt4121474854211
Child Restraint1177824
Speeding1341411812522931,001
Sub-Total43935048663565700000002,567
ISLANDWIDEJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNTOTAL
Moving/Reg.3,9404,1423,3364,0054,096000000019,519
Seat Belt36238442235934600000001,873
Child Restraint19442420550000000162
Speeding1,1071,3431,3291,1461,42600000006,351
TOTAL5,4285,9135,1115,5305,923000000027,905
* North Hilo combined with Hamakua district merged
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Action TakenPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingAction TakenPending Pending Pending Pending Pending Pending Action TakenPromotion eff 12/16/25PendingPendingPe
ndingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPending
SWORN VACANCIES (96) 12/11/2025
DistrictHeadquartersOPSArea II CIU/OPSVice WestVice WestVice EastVice WestVice West (K-9)Vice WestVice WestVice West (AP)DistrictCommunicationsCALEAAdministrationAdministrationPersonnel
& TrainingRecords BWCDistrictKa'uKa'uPunaS. HiloS. HiloS. HiloKa'uKonaKona HamakuaHamakuaHamakuaN. KohalaS. Hilo CPOS. Hilo CPOS. Hilo CPOS. Hilo CPOArea II TEU
6
1170
Position TitlePolice ChiefDetectivePolice Officer IIIDetectiveDetectivePolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPosition
TitlePolice SergeantPolice SergeantPolice Officer II/III Police Officer II/III Police Officer IIIPolice Officer II/III Position TitlePolice CaptainPolice LieutenantPolice LieutenantPolice
SergeantPolice SergeantPolice SergeantPolice SergeantPolice SergeantPolice SergeantPolice SergeantPolice SergeantPolice SergeantPolice SergeantPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice
Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer III
HeadquartersHC #ZO-00039OO-05391OO-02883 (KN)OO-04112OO-02622OO-04106OO-04264OO-04267OO-00961OO-01020OO-04266Admin.HC #OO-04485OO-01043OO-05400OO-05401OO-02542OO-05071Field OpsHC #OO-01021OO-05051OO-
05428OO-00941OO-05028OO-00942OO-03834OO-05065OO-02238OO-00999OO-01045OO-05034OO-02793OO-03835OO-04074OO-04073OO-04157OO-02920
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PendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingTransfer eff 12/01/25PendingPendingPendingEffective
11/1/2025Effective 11/1/2025Effective 11/1/2025PendingPendingPendingPendingReinstatement eff 12/01/25PendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPending
SWORN VACANCIES (96) 12/11/2025
Kona SROKona CPOKona CPOKona CPOKona CPOKa'u CPOS. Kohala SROS. Kohala CPOHamakua CPOPuna SROKonaKonaKonaKonaKonaKonaKonaKonaKonaKonaKonaKonaKonaKonaN. KohalaKa'uKa'uKa'uKa'uKa'uKa'uKa'uKa'uKa'uS.
KohalaS. KohalaS. KohalaS. HiloS. HiloS. Hilo HamakuaHamakuaHamakua
Police Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice
Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice
Officer IIPolice Officer II (cellblock)Police Officer II (cellblock)Police Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer
IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer II (cellblock)Police Officer II (cellblock)Police
Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer II
OO-04240OO-04080OO-04866OO-03869OO-04048OO-04044OO-05388OO-03867OO-04045OO-04238OO-02198OO-02962OO-03501OO-03502OO-03500OO-04204OO-03254OO-02957OO-02956OO-03255OO-02490OO-03253OO-04119OO-04115OO-0268
4OO-05420OO-05421OO-05422OO-05060OO-05059OO-05057OO-01022OO-04884OO-04118OO-02964OO-02245OO-03494OO-02783OO-04109OO-04103OO-01907OO-01040OO-01001
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Funded
PendingPendingEffective 11/1/2025Effective 11/1/2025Effective 11/1/2025PendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingTransfer eff 12/01/25PendingTransfer eff 12/01/25Action TakenPendingPendingPendingPend
ingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingDOH: 11/17/2025 CISNEROS, NicholasFREEMAN, EvanHALE, ZacharyBORKEY, ChristopherWELLS, CameronLEE,AlexanderCABINANTAN, DansenOLIVEIRA, JadonKANE-KALUA,
KaikeaoKANG, HanaESTENCION, JaydenHALEK, JaredDOH: 08/01/2025AIWOHI-KEGLER, Cassius
SWORN VACANCIES (96) 12/11/2025
HamakuaHamakuaPunaPunaPunaPunaPunaPunaPunaPunaPunaPunaPunaPunaDistrictArea I CISArea I JASArea I JASArea II CISArea II JASArea I CISArea I CISArea I CISArea II JASPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel
& TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel &
TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & Training
9
Police Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer
IIPolice Officer IIPolice Officer I(II)Police Officer IIPosition TitleDetectiveDetectiveDetectiveDetectiveDetectivePolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer IIIPolice Officer
IIIPolice Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I
(TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)
OO-01002OO-02952OO-05423OO-05424OO-05425OO-04302OO-03251OO-02190OO-04305OO-03761OO-04301OO-00952OO-01027OO-02669Inves. Ops.HC #OO-05463OO-02607OO-04152OO-04163OO-04153OO-05426OO-05427OO-02785OO-01018
105th Recruit ClassTP-05120TP-05122TP-04397TP-05110TP-04391TP-03198TP-05109TP-04387TP-05134TP-04396TP-03203TP-05132104th Recruit ClassTP-03879
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BLOMGREN, TrentenHIMPHILL, KaelinIONA, VaeaKAPUNI-LANKFORD, KaizenRABARA, MichaelKALAWAINUI, Pa'akaulaABADILLA-MATTOS, BreezeCARVALHO, TravisFLOWERS, BernardHALL, MarquisNICKEL, KarlAGUSTIN,
CzarDOH: 04/01/2025CASTILLO, EthanSKIZEWSKI, JamesFUKUNAGA, DaytonLOPEZ, RobertoPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingResignation eff 10/27/25 aft 4.75 hrsResignation eff 10/02/25
COBDischarge eff 09/12/25 COBMovement out to District on 09/18/25Movement out to District on 09/18/25Resignation eff 08/25/25 COBResignation eff 08/17/25 COBResignation eff 07/11/25
(103rd)Resignation eff 06/18/25 (101st)Resignation eff 05/28/25 COB (101st)101st Movement out to District eff 05/16/25101st Movement out to District eff 05/16/25101st Movement out to
District eff 05/16/25101st Movement out to District eff 05/16/25101st Movement out to District eff 05/16/25
SWORN VACANCIES (96) 12/11/2025
Personnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel
& TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel &
TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel
& TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & Training
Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police
Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police
Services OfficerPolice Services OfficerPolice Services OfficerPolice Services OfficerPolice Services OfficerPolice Services OfficerPolice Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police
Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police
Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)
TP-05113TP-03873TP-05135TP-03875TP-05127TP-03877TP-03196TP-03878TP-05116TP-03204TP-04388TP-05125103rd Recruit ClassTP-05131TP-03874TP-05133TP-03197Police Services OfficerTP-03193TP-03195TP-03205TP-05
129TP-03199TP-03200Vacant Recruit PositionsTP-05136TP-03194TP-05123TP-05121TP-03192TP-05124TP-05126TP-04395TP-03201TP-04400TP-03880TP-05112TP-04389TP-05130TP-05115
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101st Movement out to District eff 05/16/25101st Movement out to District eff 05/16/25101st Movement out to District eff 05/16/25101st Movement out to District eff 05/16/25101st Movement
out to District eff 05/16/25101st Movement out to District eff 05/16/25102nd Movement out to District eff 05/01/25Resignation eff 04/28/25 (103rd)Resignation eff 04/25/25 (103rd)Resignation
eff 04/03/25 COB (103rd)Resignation eff 03/24/25 (101st)Movement out to District 02/01/25Movement out to District 02/01/25Movement out to District 02/01/25Resignation eff 02/25/25 COB
(102nd)Movement out to District on 03/01/25
SWORN VACANCIES (96) 12/11/2025
Personnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel
& TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & TrainingPersonnel & Training
Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police
Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)Police Officer I (TEMP)
TP-05114TP-04392TP-05108TP-05119TP-04398TP-03191TP-03876TP-04394TP-05107TP-04393TP-05117TP-05118TP-05128TP-05111TP-04399TP-03202
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Funded
Action TakenHire of Madison Kramer eff 12/1/25Hire of Charles Gilmore eff 12/1/25Hire of Brian Keith eff 12/16/25Hire of Blake Cardines eff 12/1/25Hire of Rachel Reside eff 12/1/25 Hire
of Mahealani Makanui eff 02/02/26Hire of Shantavia Gonsalves eff 02/02/26Hire of Eo Napalapalai effective 02/02/26Hire of Keatan Kamakaiwi eff 02/02/26Hire of Loren Kahakua effective
02/02/26
PendingPendingPendingPending PendingPendingPendingPending PendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPendingPending
PendingPending
CIVILIAN VACANCIES (58) 12/11/2025
DistrictAdministrationRadio ShopRecords & IdentificationRecords & IdentificationFinanceCommunicationsCommunicationsCommunicationsCommunicationsCommunications
HeadquartersRadio ShopRecords & Identification Records & IdentificationRecords & IdentificationRecords & IdentificationRecords & IdentificationCALEA AccreditationAdministrative Services
Word Processing CenterWord Processing CenterCommunicationsCommunicationsCommunicationsCommunicationsCommunicationsCommunicationsCommunicationsCommunicationsCommunicationsCommunicationsCommunications
CommunicationsCommunicationsS. Hilo - Hilo UnionS. Hilo - Chiefess KapiolaniPuna - Mt. View Elem.S. Hilo - WaiakeawaenaPuna - Keonepoko Elem
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52
Position TitlePublic Safety CounselorRadio Technician IInformation Systems Analyst IVPolice Evidence CustodianAccount ClerkPolice Communications Officer I (II)Police Communications Officer
I (II)Police Communications Officer I (II)Police Communications Officer I (II)Police Communications Officer I (II)
Public Relations SpecialistRadio Technician IPolice Documents ClerkPolice Reports Reviewer IIIPolice Reports Reviewer I (II)Police Reports Reviewer I (II)Firearms Registration Clerk
(Clerk III) Clerk III Clerk IIIClerk IIIClerk IIICustodian/Groundskeeper IPolice Communications Officer I(II)Police Communications Officer I(II)Police Communications Officer I(II)Police
Communications Officer I (II)Police Communications Officer I (II)Police Communications Officer I(II)Police Communications Officer I (II)Police Communications Officer I (II)Police Communications
Officer I (II)Police Communications Officer I (II)Police Communications Officer I (II)Police Communications Officer I (II)School Crossing Guard (hourly)School Crossing Guard (hourly)School
Crossing Guard (hourly)School Crossing Guard (hourly)School Crossing Guard (hourly)
HC #HeadquartersAdministration OO-05373OO-00927OO-03638OO-04147OO-05404OO-03703OO-03623OO-03626OO-03167OO-03702
OO-04072 OO-02943OO-03116OO-04605OO-03186OO-02763 OO-03786OO-04704 OO-02372OO-04528OO-03145OO-05403OO-04199OO-02944OO-05031OO-03753OO-02764OO-00925OO-03752OO-02946OO-03751OO-03704OO-05030OO-04196OO-0
3310OO-03312OO-03905OO-03313OO-03719
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PendingPendingPendingPending Pending PendingPending Pending Pending Pending Pending PendingPending Pending Position unfundedPosition unfunded; contractedPosition unfunded; contractedPosition
unfunded Hire of William Kahuilaokalani eff 12/16/25 PendingPendingPendingF/T FTE eff Position unfunded
CIVILIAN VACANCIES (58) 12/11/2025
CIS
S. Hilo - Waiakea Elem.S. Hilo - Hilo UnionS. Hilo - E. B. deSilvaNaalehuS. Hilo - Hilo UnionS. Kohala - Waimea ElemKona - Kealakehe ElemKona - Kealakehe ElemKona - Kealakehe ElemHonokaa
ElementaryKohala ElemHilo UnionFinanceS. HiloS. HiloKonaKonaKonaKa'uKona
14
Police Evidence Specialist I (II)
School Crossing Guard (hourly)School Crossing Guard (hourly)School Crossing Guard (hourly)School Crossing Guard (hourly)School Crossing Guard (hourly)School Crossing Guard (hourly)School
Crossing Guard (hourly)School Crossing Guard (hourly)School Crossing Guard (hourly)School Crossing Guard (hourly)School Crossing Guard (hourly)School Crossing Guard (hourly)School Crossing
Guard (hourly)School Crossing Guard (hourly)Account ClerkVictims Services Assistant (TEMP)Sex Asslt Forensic Nurse CoordinatorCustodian/Groundskpr I 1/4TClerk IIIPolice Evidence CustodianCustodian/G
roundskeeper I Custodian/Groundskeeper I Custodian/Groundskpr I 1/4T
Area IOO-04214Area II
OO-03315OO-03307OO-03925OO-03319OO-03538OO-03306OO-03560OO-03320OO-04173OO-04174OO-03557OO-03556OO-03847OO-03309OO-03924*OO-04319 *OO-04632 *OO-04768 *OO-03117OO-03168OO-04763OO-04770OO-04766*
HPD SALARIES & WAGES SUMMARY As of Month Ending:NOVEMBER 30
FY 2025-2026
Target Expenditure Percentage:45.83%
ADJUSTED REMAINING
Current Month's Year-To-Date
% Expended
Expenditures Expended
APPROPRIATION
BALANCE
POLICE COMMISSION:
5201.01.01159,508.005,133.0028,144.5031,363.50 47.30%
5201.01.021500.0071.08997.68(497.68)199.54%
5201.01.0990.000.0024,897.88(24,897.88)0.00%
60,008.005,204.0854,040.06
5,967.94 90.05%
HEADQUARTERS:
5202.01.0113,827,512.00275,026.611,407,484.302,420,027.70 36.77%
5202.01.021800.0045,699.17317,129.79(316,329.79)39641.22%
5202.01.099128,292.003,059.82180,775.24(52,483.24)140.91%
3,956,604.00323,785.601,905,389.33
2,051,214.67 48.16%
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES*:
5203.51.0114,173,727.00437,317.602,219,864.981,953,862.02 53.19%
5203.51.021217,950.0048,523.07287,650.34(69,700.34)131.98%
5203.51.099155,680.009,751.28669,011.21(513,331.21)429.73%
4,547,357.00495,591.953,176,526.53
1,370,830.47 69.85%
TECHNICAL SERVICES:
5203.61.0112,297,641.00143,341.36790,879.631,506,761.37 34.42%
5203.61.02164,970.0015,756.31149,682.11(84,712.11)230.39%
5203.61.09916,012.001,392.52329,107.58(313,095.58)2055.38%
2,378,623.00160,490.191,269,669.32
1,108,953.68 53.38%
DISPATCH:
5203.81.0113,147,576.00193,786.621,053,340.492,094,235.51 33.47%
5203.81.021411,945.0073,664.72504,675.96(92,730.96)122.51%
5203.81.09965,000.0011,595.37501,101.87(436,101.87)770.93%
3,624,521.00279,046.712,059,118.32
1,565,402.68 56.81%
CIU:
5205.01.0111,329,048.0092,424.06508,332.33820,715.67 38.25%
5205.01.02112,460.008,968.1252,270.93(39,810.93)419.51%
5205.01.0991,000.00468.2572,902.16(71,902.16)7290.22%
1,342,508.00101,860.43633,505.42
709,002.58 47.19%
CID-JAB:
5206.01.0113,666,333.00245,523.801,330,411.412,335,921.59 36.29%
5206.01.021234,555.0034,657.21242,727.20(8,172.20)103.48%
5206.01.09925,000.004,528.13226,279.80(201,279.80)905.12%
3,925,888.00284,709.141,799,418.41
2,126,469.59 45.83%
SOUTH HILO:
5207.01.0119,940,832.00730,804.554,044,735.475,896,096.53 40.69%
5207.01.021549,566.00202,387.421,143,763.09(594,197.09)208.12%
5207.01.09975,435.0021,659.95443,156.61(367,721.61)587.47%
10,565,833.00954,851.925,631,655.17
4,934,177.83 53.30%
HAMAKUA:
5209.01.0113,824,196.00279,810.481,358,030.812,466,165.19 35.51%
5209.01.021215,530.0069,422.12438,755.35(223,225.35)203.57%
5209.01.09924,900.003,236.44347,234.32(322,334.32)1394.52%
4,064,626.00352,469.042,144,020.48
1,920,605.52 52.75%
WAIMEA:
5210.01.0114,190,790.00309,813.031,713,682.092,477,107.91 40.89%
5210.01.021229,100.0066,086.31426,188.95(197,088.95)186.03%
5210.01.09936,000.004,782.03184,447.74(148,447.74)512.35%
4,455,890.00380,681.372,324,318.78
2,131,571.22 52.16%
HPD SALARIES & WAGES SUMMARY As of Month Ending:NOVEMBER 30
FY 2025-2026
Target Expenditure Percentage:45.83%
REMAINING
ADJUSTED Current Month's Year-To-Date
% Expended
Expenditures Expended
APPROPRIATION
BALANCE
N. KOHALA:
5211.01.0111,979,301.00139,209.29810,836.541,168,464.46 40.97%
5211.01.02189,540.0028,790.55214,615.06(125,075.06)239.69%
5211.01.09915,500.004,585.4097,585.33(82,085.33)629.58%
2,084,341.00172,585.241,123,036.93
961,304.07 53.88%
KONA:
5212.01.0119,596,165.00689,182.993,834,919.625,761,245.38 39.96%
5212.01.021596,012.00148,646.64989,700.59(393,688.59)166.05%
5212.01.09971,897.0015,494.05421,354.64(349,457.64)586.05%
10,264,074.00853,323.685,245,974.85
5,018,099.15 51.11%
KONA CID:
5212.21.0112,401,438.00166,411.76903,381.781,498,056.22 37.62%
5212.21.021128,500.0011,866.38118,570.699,929.31 92.27%
5212.21.09925,000.001,696.6394,604.83(69,604.83)378.42%
2,554,938.00179,974.771,116,557.30
1,438,380.70 43.70%
KA'U:
5213.01.0114,038,330.00229,739.411,231,605.082,806,724.92 30.50%
5213.01.021152,560.0034,225.80238,227.12(85,667.12)156.15%
5213.01.09929,000.003,755.24190,485.09(161,485.09)656.85%
4,219,890.00267,720.451,660,317.29
2,559,572.71 39.35%
PUNA:
5214.01.0117,494,809.00494,039.432,830,822.074,663,986.93 37.77%
5214.01.021494,408.00166,883.42903,861.72(409,453.72)182.82%
5214.01.099110,000.0021,965.99215,494.42(105,494.42)195.90%
8,099,217.00682,888.843,950,178.21
4,149,038.79 48.77%
HIPAL:
5215.61.01152,908.004,563.0025,019.5027,888.50 47.29%
5215.61.0214,005.000.00264.983,740.02 6.62%
5215.61.099300.000.0011,730.03(11,430.03)3910.01%
57,213.004,563.0037,014.51
20,198.49 64.70%
TOTALS:
REG S&W (.011)62,020,114.004,436,126.9924,091,490.6037,928,623.40 38.84%
OVERTIME (.021)3,402,401.00955,648.326,029,081.56(2,626,680.56)177.20%
MISC S&W (.099)779,016.00107,971.104,010,168.75(3,231,152.75)514.77%
GRAND TOTALS 66,201,531.005,499,746.4134,130,740.9132,070,790.09 51.56%
TARGET S&W Expenditure %45.83%
ACTUAL S&W Expenditure %51.56%
UNDER/-OVER
-5.72%
UNDER/(OVER) BUDGET
$ (3,788,373)
NOTES:
*RECRUIT wages are deducted from ADMIN S&W account but funds are available/budgeted from
Vacant positions in other District accounts
POLICE COMMISSION MEETING
December 19, 2025
COMMENDATIONS
Three (3)commendations involving four (4) personnel were received since the last
commission meeting in recognition of outstanding services.
SOUTH HILO
1. Chula Vista Police Department Detective Gregory Borunda recognized Detective
Duane Rapoza for his exceptional assistance, commitment, and initiative during a
recent property crime investigation with ties to the Island of Hawaii, resulting in
the victim receiving more than $25,000 in restitution.
PUNA
1. Keonepoko Elementary School Counselor Christine Lally-Gealon commended
Officers Shawn Mirafuentes and Damien Grace for their invaluable support and
presence at their Attendance Review Board (ARB) meeting.
KAU
1. Mr. Donald Hall commended Officer Israel Mata for his assistance in handling a
dog barking incident and listening to him on a personal level.