Service and Safety – the gifts HPD gives back to our community
What is Lights of Aloha?
Lights of Aloha is HPD’s holiday campaign focused on two priorities: service and safety.
From acts of giving back through our 12 Days of Service to impaired-driver checkpoints and fireworks enforcement, HPD is protecting both the spirit and safety of Oʻahu during the holidays. Lights of Aloha spotlights service, safety and responsible celebrations.
12 Days of Service
Over twelve days in December, HPD will spotlight community initiatives and partnerships that reflect the spirit of aloha. Activities will include:
Community Service Projects: Officers volunteering alongside local organizations to give back to neighborhoods.
Holiday Safety Messaging: Sharing reminders on impaired driving, fireworks, and traffic safety to help keep Oʻahu safe.
Check back soon to see how we’re giving back.
Holiday Safety Reminders
Impaired Driving Prevention
Don’t dim the Lights of Aloha – drive sober.
Fireworks Enforcement & Safety
Celebrate responsibly, keep our skies safe.
Shopping & Theft Prevention
Lock it, hide it, take it.
Scam Prevention
Give with aloha, not to scammers.
Domestic Violence / Mental Health
Check on a neighbor, check on a friend.
Celebrate Responsibly
In the News
Mahalo to our Partners in Community Service
The Honolulu Police Department extends its gratitude to the Hawai‘i Foodbank for their invaluable partnership in our Lights of Aloha campaign.
The Hawai‘i Foodbank stands as a critical pillar, working tirelessly to distribute millions of pounds of food annually, ensuring that no one in our islands goes hungry. Working alongside these selfless organizations truly embodies the aloha spirit, and we look forward to continuing our collaboration to serve the people of O’ahu.
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