Kahului Arrest Records

Kahului arrest records come from the Maui Police Department in Wailuku, the Second Circuit Court, and the Maui Community Correctional Center. Kahului is the biggest town on Maui and the island's main commercial and air transport hub. Maui PD headquarters sits a few minutes away at 55 Mahalani Street in Wailuku. The Second Circuit Court covers all criminal filings for Maui County. MCCC on Waiale Drive holds pre-trial detainees. This page helps you pick the right Kahului arrest records tool, whether you want a police report, a court docket, or a full state criminal history check.

Maui Police Department and Kahului Arrest Records

The Maui Police Department is the main law enforcement office for Kahului. MPD headquarters is at 55 Mahalani Street, Wailuku, HI 96793, a short drive from Kahului. The main phone line is (808) 244-6400. Kahului does not have its own full station house, so local calls route through MPD dispatch. Patrol teams run shifts across Kahului and nearby Maui County towns.

The Records Section in Wailuku keeps arrest reports, booking info, and investigative files for Maui County. Kahului arrest records are part of that file. To request a report, visit the Records Section in person, mail a written request to the same address, or call ahead to check on a file. A photo ID is needed for in-person pickups. The office is open during business hours. For a released report, expect a fee for each page.

Most Kahului arrests are booked at MPD headquarters, then moved to MCCC for holding if a judge sets bail above a posting amount. The charging decision rests with the Maui County Prosecuting Attorney at 150 South High Street, (808) 270-7777.

Second Circuit Court Cases

All Kahului criminal cases go to the Second Circuit Court at 2145 Main Street, Wailuku. The court line is (808) 244-2929. Basic case info is free on eCourt Kokua. The circuit code is "2" in the case ID. PDFs cost $3 flat for 1 to 30 pages. A certified copy adds $2.

The Legal Navigator Hawaii guide walks new users through the search. The support line is (808) 538-5333. Court hours run Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Old case IDs use one to five digits. Add the circuit, case type, and leading zeros for a 12 alpha-numeric ID. Example: CR-23-2-0789 for a Kahului felony becomes 2PC230100789.

Appellate opinions are free. The judiciary updates eCourt Kokua each night. District Court matters such as some misdemeanor cases may route through the Wailuku District Court, also at 2145 Main Street. Sealed files need a court order.

Visit the State Judiciary search portal for Kahului arrest records tied to active Second Circuit cases.

Maui Community Correctional Center

The Maui Community Correctional Center, known as MCCC, is at 600 Waiale Drive, Wailuku, HI 96793. The main phone line is (808) 243-5861. MCCC is the main correctional facility for Maui County. It holds pre-trial detainees and short-sentenced inmates from Kahului and the rest of the island.

MCCC has an operational capacity of about 301 beds. The average daily population was 363 as of January 2024, or 120.6% over capacity. Those numbers shift across the year. The Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation runs MCCC. DCR replaced the former Department of Public Safety on January 1, 2024.

The MCCC site lists visit rules, mail policy, and more on Kahului arrest records tied to local custody.

HCJDC and Kahului Criminal History

The Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center is the state's central adult criminal history office. HCJDC headquarters is in Honolulu. For Kahului residents, the Maui Police Department is a listed HCJDC public access site. You may stop by the MPD office in Wailuku to request a printout. The fee is $25, paid by money order or cashier's check.

Remote users may also check eCrim online. The search runs under HRS Section 846-2.7. A fingerprint check costs $55 in person or $35 by mail. Certification of a record is $20 extra. The HCJDC printout will only show Hawaii arrests. Out-of-state arrests will not be on it.

For more detail, see the HCJDC FAQ. The FAQ covers who may apply, what is in a record, and how long it stays on file. The base law is HRS 846-2.7.

• HCJDC access site at Maui Police Department, Wailuku
• $25 per printout, money order or cashier's check
• eCrim online check for Hawaii arrest activity
• Fingerprint check $55 in person, $35 by mail
• Certification $20 extra

Kahului UIPA Requests

Hawaii's open records law is the Uniform Information Practices Act, HRS Chapter 92F. The Office of Information Practices in Honolulu keeps model request forms you may use for a Kahului arrest records request. The OIP office also answers questions about record fees and about what a public agency may or may not withhold.

Send the UIPA request to the agency that holds the record. For police reports, mail the Maui PD Records Section in Wailuku. For court files, contact the Second Circuit. For criminal history, mail HCJDC. For state sheriff records, mail the Department of Law Enforcement. Under UIPA, an agency must answer within 10 working days. A 20-working-day extension is allowed. Basic arrest facts must be shared under HRS 92F-12. Section 92F-22 lets agencies withhold some investigation details while a case is open.

A non-conviction arrest may be erased through the HCJDC expungement program. The process takes 120 days. Fees are $35 for a first request or $50 after. See HRS 831-3.2 for the law. The attorney general or a deputy issues the order. Once the order is signed, the arrest is placed in a confidential file. It will not show on eCrim or on an HCJDC printout. The court and the arresting agency may still keep some copies.

Kahului Contacts and Frequent Numbers

For quick access, these are the main lines tied to Kahului arrest records. Each office answers a different part of a full case file. The police handle the arrest and report. The court handles the docket. MCCC handles custody. HCJDC handles the long-term record.

• Maui Police main line — (808) 244-6400
• Maui County Prosecuting Attorney — (808) 270-7777
• Second Circuit Court — (808) 244-2929
• MCCC main line — (808) 243-5861
• eCourt Kokua support — (808) 538-5333

The Hawaii Department of Law Enforcement frequently called numbers page lists state-level phone lines that handle parts of a full arrest file. For most Kahului work, you will start with the local Maui PD Records Section. The Maui Sheriff Section at (808) 244-2900 is the state law enforcement contact on the island. For a Governor's Office UIPA request related to a Kahului matter, email govoffice.uipa@hawaii.gov or call (808) 586-0034.

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