Find Arrest Records in Kihei

Kihei arrest records come from the Maui Police Kihei Station, the Maui PD Records Section in Wailuku, and the Second Circuit Court. Kihei sits on the south shore of Maui along the Kihei-Makena coast. The local police station handles day-to-day patrol and first-response work. The Records Section in Wailuku keeps the full arrest file. The Second Circuit Court handles all criminal filings for Maui County. Use this page to pick the right Kihei arrest records tool, whether you want a local contact, a court docket, or a state criminal history printout.

Kihei Police Station

The Kihei Police Station is at 221 Piikea Avenue, Kihei, HI 96753. The phone line is (808) 875-5400. Patrol teams out of Kihei answer calls from Maalaea, north Kihei, south Kihei, and along the Wailea and Makena coast. Emergency calls go to 911. Non-emergency calls for Kihei arrest records go through (808) 875-5400 or the MPD main line in Wailuku.

The Kihei Station is a patrol hub. It is not a full records office. For an arrest report copy or a booking file, you go through the Maui PD Records Section at 55 Mahalani Street, Wailuku. The Records Section phone is (808) 244-6400. A photo ID is needed for walk-ins. Mail requests go to the same Wailuku address.

Most Kihei arrests are booked at MPD headquarters in Wailuku. If a judge sets bail above a posting amount, the person moves to the Maui Community Correctional Center. The charging decision for Kihei cases rests with the Maui County Prosecuting Attorney in Wailuku.

Maui PD Records and Kihei Arrest Records

The Maui PD Records Section keeps arrest reports, booking info, and investigative files for all of Maui County, including Kihei. The office is at 55 Mahalani Street, Wailuku, HI 96793. To request a report, you may visit in person, mail a written request, or call ahead at (808) 244-6400.

Expect a small fee for each page. Some records may be redacted to protect juveniles or ongoing investigations. Final dispositions may need a separate request to the Second Circuit Court, since Maui PD does not post final case outcomes with its arrest files.

The state Department of Law Enforcement UIPA page has model language for a Kihei arrest records request.

Second Circuit Court for Kihei Cases

All Kihei criminal cases go to the Second Circuit Court at 2145 Main Street, Wailuku. 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. Certified copies add $2.

The Legal Navigator Hawaii guide helps new users with eCourt Kokua. The support phone is (808) 538-5333. Court hours are 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-24-2-0321 for a Kihei felony becomes 2PC240100321.

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. Sealed files need a court order.

MCCC Holds for Kihei Arrestees

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

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 figures shift across the year. The Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation runs MCCC. DCR replaced the former Department of Public Safety on January 1, 2024. A web-based inmate locator is offered through a partner vendor.

HCJDC Access and Expungement

The Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center is the state's central adult criminal history office. For Kihei residents, the Maui Police Department is a listed HCJDC public access site. A printout is $25, paid by money order or cashier's check. You may also check eCrim online.

Fingerprint checks run $55 in person or $35 by mail. Certification of a record is $20 extra. The printout only covers Hawaii arrests. Out-of-state arrests will not appear. The base law is HRS 846-2.7. See the HCJDC FAQ for more.

For a non-conviction arrest, apply through the HCJDC expungement program. The process takes 120 days. Fees are $35 for a first-time request or $50 after. The governing statute is HRS 831-3.2.

• HCJDC access at Maui PD, Wailuku
• $25 printout fee, money order only
• Fingerprint check $35 mail or $55 in person
• Expungement process 120 days, $35 first or $50 after

Kihei UIPA Requests

Hawaii's open records law is the Uniform Information Practices Act, HRS Chapter 92F. The Office of Information Practices has model forms. Send Kihei UIPA requests to the agency that holds the record. For police reports, mail the Maui PD Records Section. For court files, ask 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. That rule is why a Kihei arrest log stays open even if some other files are withheld. Section 92F-22 gives agencies the option to withhold some investigation records while a case is open. Once a case closes, more of the file may be released.

OIP forms cover both general record requests and personal record requests. A personal record request is used when you want your own file. A general request is used for files about someone else or for policy-level records. Either form may be sent by mail, email, or fax. Agencies must answer in writing and explain any partial denial.

Kihei Contact Lines

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

• Kihei Police Station — (808) 875-5400
• Maui PD main line (Wailuku) — (808) 244-6400
• Second Circuit Court — (808) 244-2929
• MCCC main line — (808) 243-5861
• eCourt Kokua support — (808) 538-5333

The frequently called numbers page at the state Department of Law Enforcement lists further state lines. Most Kihei requests start with Maui PD and then move to the court or to HCJDC as needed. The Maui Sheriff Section of the DLE is at (808) 244-2900. For a Governor's Office UIPA request, email govoffice.uipa@hawaii.gov or call (808) 586-0034.

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