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Honolulu Police DepartmentKa 'Oihana Māka'i o Honolulu

Honolulu Police Department

Community Affairs Division

Officer placing a candle at the HPD memorial service
2018 Police Week Memorial Service
Honoring Officers in our Roll of Honor.
Officer holding a candle and two officers standing guard at the HPD memorial service
HPD Color Guard 2023 Police Week
Proclamation of Police Week at Kahala Mall
Major Roger Izumigawa was inducted in our HPD Hall of Fame for his exceptional years of dedication and service. His son Warren Izumigawa was able to honor his father the award during Police Week 2023.
this badge was created by two HPD Officer Brothers decades ago. So many museum visitors around the globe come just to take a photo with this large badge
A classic beauty 82 Harley Motorcycle idles in our museum
These beautiful canoes would be built for Alii’s or a person with high status. Upon their death, they would place the body into a handcrafted casket, then placed the casket onto the EVERSAILING CANOE and pushed into the sea and drift through out the ocean.
Our very First Female Chief Susan Ballard donated her uniform to the museum and we are so honored to display her legacy.
our very own “Okolehau”
HPD Mounted Unit was disbanded in 2009; however, our police horses lives a grateful life grazing throughout farms across the island chain enjoying their retirement.
Current HPD BMW Motorcycles and a donated vintage HPD Indian Motorcycle with our very own Hero Officer Stan Cook’s Uniform
Entrance of our HPD Museum
Entrance of our HPD Museum where you walk into one of thee oldest law enforcement departments across the world, let alone the country
“Book em Dano” Hawaii 5-0. Actor Alex O’loughlin, our very own Island Treasure, retired HPD Officer, Vietnam War Veteran, HPD Curator Eddie Croom and Officer Dana Fatu
HPD partnering with Blood Bank of Hawaii
Chief Logan and Officers Donate Blood 5 times a year at the Main Station. Mahalo
Chief Logan Selfless Servanthood, Mahalo Chief
Heart Defibrillators were donated to HPD by Honolulu Police Community Foundation, with the great support from our Beloved Retired Chief Lee D. Donohue


The Community Affairs Division (CAD), is committed to providing the highest level of support, assistance, and leadership to our internal and external communities.

Responsibilities
The division is responsible for operating, coordinating, and maintaining the department’s community relations, special awards, and projects.

These responsibilities include:

  • Various departmental award ceremonies
  • Community Policing Resource Center (C.P.R.C.)
  • Police Museum
  • Police Activities League (P.A.L.)
  • Police Reserve Officer Program
  • Speakers Bureau
  • Juvenile Services
  • Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) Program
  • Law Enforcement Explorers Program (L.E.E.P.)
  • Peer Support Unit
  • Chaplains
  • Citizens Police Academy
  • Youth Citizens Police Academy
  • Business Police Academy 
  • Quarterly Blood Drives at the Main Station partnership with Blood Bank of Hawaii

The CAD provides support to both the community and the police in an effort to solve problems through partnerships.

The division promotes police and community interactions that foster trust, respect, and understanding.

For additional information, please see the various community programs that are available under the Community section.

There are no upcoming events at this time.