Hawaii crash reports
We do not yet publish Hawaii crash records. Hawaii has no state police, so crash reports come from each county police department. Here is how the Honolulu Police Department releases them, and what it costs.
How to get your Hawaii crash report
Who can get the report
Hawaii has no state police; each county police department releases its own crash reports. The Honolulu Police Department asks for a color copy of your ID and has separate rules for next of kin and for representatives. Call the Records Division to confirm that the report can be released to you.
Where to request it
In Honolulu, call the Honolulu Police Department Records Division at 808-723-3258 first, to confirm the report is ready for release. Then request it by email, by mail or in person at 801 S. Beretania St. On the other islands, ask the county police department that responded to the crash.
Hawaii crash report questions
Who can get a Hawaii crash report?
Each county police department releases its own reports. In Honolulu you need a color copy of your ID, and next of kin and representatives have their own rules; call the Records Division first.
How much does a Hawaii crash report cost, and how soon is it ready?
Honolulu charges $0.50 for the first page and $0.25 for each additional page, cash or check only. A report is released once the investigation is closed.
What if my Hawaii report is not filed yet?
Call the Honolulu Police Department Records Division at 808-723-3258 to ask whether the investigation is closed and the report can be released.