Kapolei 72 Hour Booking Records
Kapolei 72 Hour Booking data covers the short window after arrest and before a judge reviews the case. The Honolulu Police Department runs all booking work for Kapolei under District 8 (Ewa). The log lists the name, age, race, arrest time, offense, and report number. You can search the daily HPD arrest log for the 14 most recent days. Local court files then post to eCourt Kokua once a case is set. Read on for where to look, what the logs show, and how to get a copy.
Kapolei 72 Hour Booking Overview
HPD District 8 and Kapolei 72 Hour Booking
The Honolulu Police Department splits Oahu into eight patrol districts. Kapolei sits inside District 8, the Ewa District. District 8 covers the fastest growing part of the island. Kapolei is the second largest city on Oahu. It serves as the government seat for the City and County of Honolulu's west side operations. The Kapolei Police Substation is the main hub for calls, reports, and short-term holds in the area.
Officers from the Kapolei Substation work the west side of Oahu from the Ko Olina resort strip east to the edge of Pearl City. Arrests made in Kapolei, Makakilo, and nearby tracts often run through this station first. The main line for the Kapolei Police Substation is (808) 723-8525. For a general HPD custody check you can also reach the main Honolulu Police Department line at 808-723-3000.
After the intake step, the short 72 Hour Booking window starts. HPD has 48 hours to charge the person or cut them loose. In some cases the hold can run up to 72 hours before a judge has to review the file. That is the window the daily log covers. People booked in Kapolei often move to the Central Receiving Division at Alapai HQ in town for longer holds or transport.
Where to Find Kapolei 72 Hour Booking Data
The main source is the HPD daily arrest log. HPD posts the log online at honolulupd.org/information/arrest-logs. The log rolls 14 days. Entries list name, age, sex, race, arresting officer, offense, and the report number. Kapolei arrests show up here the same way as arrests from any other HPD district.
For court matters tied to a Kapolei 72 Hour Booking, use eCourt Kokua. The tool lists case type, party, and charge. Court files show up once a case is set by the Prosecuting Attorney or after a preliminary court date. The Hawaii Judiciary search page links to eCourt Kokua and other search tools.
The Judiciary runs the main court site for the state. You can hit eCourt Kokua, the JIMS portal, and forms pages from one place. Kapolei District Court files post here once the clerk takes them in.
Note: HPD arrest logs roll off the site 14 days after they post. Save any Kapolei record you need within that short window.
Kapolei District Court and Ewa District
The Kapolei District Court sits at 5640 Punahou Street, Kapolei, HI 96707. The court serves the full Ewa District, which takes in Kapolei, Ewa Beach, Ewa Gentry, Makakilo, Waianae, and the rural west side of Oahu. It handles misdemeanor cases, traffic cases, and the first part of felony cases before the First Circuit Court takes them.
The First Circuit Court also keeps a presence in Kapolei. The bigger Kapolei Judiciary Complex sits at 4675 Kapolei Parkway, Kapolei, HI 96707-3272. The Waianae District Court office runs out of this complex too. The main line for the Waianae District Court at Kapolei is 808-954-8575. In-person service runs 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. each weekday.
The Family Court of the First Circuit holds court at the Ronald T.Y. Moon Judiciary Complex, 4675 Kapolei Parkway, Kapolei, HI 96707. The phone is 808-954-8310. That court takes Kapolei domestic cases linked to a 72 Hour Booking, such as TRO hearings or child welfare matters.
Kapolei Cellblock and Jail Transport
Most Kapolei bookings hold short-term at the substation or at Central Receiving in town. Once charged, people move to the Oahu Community Correctional Center at 2199 Kamehameha Highway, Honolulu, HI 96819. The OCCC custody line is (808) 832-1623. OCCC is the main men's and women's jail for all of Oahu. It holds pretrial and short-sentence inmates from every HPD district.
HPD posts a short overview of its Records and ID Division online. That office logs past reports and mugshots from any 72 Hour Booking. The office does not post live cellblock data. For that you still need the daily arrest log or a direct call to the station.
The Hawaii Sheriff Division helps with some booking and transport work tied to state court warrants. Sheriffs move detainees from Kapolei courts to OCCC and back. They also serve warrants when HPD hands them off.
Kapolei 72 Hour Booking Police Reports
To get a copy of a police report tied to a Kapolei arrest, go through the HPD Records and ID Division. The HPD police reports page lists the steps. You need the report number, the date, and the name of the person on the report. The fee is $6 for the first page and $1 for each added page. Payment is by cash, card, or money order.
Requests take 10 to 14 business days in most cases. Some reports may be held while a case is open. The Records Division sits at Alapai HQ, 801 South Beretania Street, Honolulu. Kapolei residents can also mail their form to that address.
For past arrest history tied to Kapolei 72 Hour Booking entries, the state tool is eCrim. Each search costs $5. A full record costs $12. You can search by name, date of birth, or Social Security number.
Victim Alerts for Kapolei 72 Hour Booking
Hawaii SAVIN is the state tool for victim notice. Sign up for free alerts when custody status changes for someone booked in Kapolei or held at OCCC. Use the Hawaii SAVIN portal to search by name or Offender ID. The portal runs 24 hours a day.
SAVIN does not pull live data from the HPD cellblock. It starts once the person moves into the state jail system. For that first short window right after arrest, you still need the HPD daily log or a call to the Kapolei station.
Alerts come by phone, text, or email. You pick the mode. You can also call the VINE toll-free line at 1-877-846-3444 for live help. The service is free and private.
Note: SAVIN alerts are free. You can sign up on behalf of a victim, witness, or yourself. Pick text, call, or email for updates.
Laws That Cover Kapolei 72 Hour Booking
Hawaii Revised Statutes § 92F-11 is the open records rule. Under this law, arrest logs from the HPD cellblock in Kapolei are public. The full text sits on the Hawaii Revised Statutes site. The Office of Information Practices runs the policy side. Read the UIPA guide for a deeper look.
HRS § 92F-13 lists the things that can stay closed. Those cover some personal privacy data, open case files, and info that would hurt a live probe. Juvenile arrest data never goes public under any HPD policy. Kapolei arrests follow the same rules as all Oahu arrests.
For past history, the state splits data two ways. Conviction records are public. Non-conviction arrest files stay private unless the person asks for their own copy. The Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center runs that split. The HCJDC site lists fees and forms.
Kapolei 72 Hour Booking Resources
Kapolei holds the west side government hub for Oahu. Most city, state, and court offices for the west side run out of this area. That means people booked here have short drives to court, to records rooms, and to legal aid. The main HPD hub is the Kapolei Substation. The main court hub is the Kapolei Judiciary Complex.
For general HPD info, try the daily arrest log first. For court files, use eCourt Kokua. For past records, hit the eCrim tool. These three sites cover most Kapolei 72 Hour Booking needs.
The Sheriff Division steps in for court transport and warrant work. See the Sheriff Division site for details. For victim alerts use SAVIN.
Nearby Cities
Other Oahu cities in the Ewa District share the same HPD and court setup. Pick a city below to see local contacts.