Search Honolulu County Recent Bookings

Honolulu County recent bookings come from the Honolulu Police Department, which patrols all of Oahu. To search Honolulu County recent bookings, the fastest path is HPD's Daily Arrest Logs page, which lists name, age, charges, and time of arrest in 6-hour blocks. Inmates held past 48 hours move to the Oahu Community Correctional Center, where you can use Hawaii SAVIN to track custody status. Court cases tied to those arrests show up on eCourt Kokua. Each tool covers a different stage of the booking process. Knowing which one to use saves time.

Honolulu Police Department Booking Records

The Honolulu Police Department is the main source of arrest records in Honolulu County. HPD covers the entire island of Oahu and runs the cellblock at Alapai Headquarters. The Central Receiving Division processes every adult arrest brought into HPD custody.

Visit the Honolulu Police Department site for the full set of public tools. The site has the daily arrest logs, the wanted persons list, the report request system, and contact info for each district station. HPD's main number is (808) 529-3111. The Records and Identification Division can be reached at (808) 723-3258.

HPD acts as the legal custodian of local arrest records. Records requests are processed within 10 business days under HRS Chapter 92F. Reports are released only after the case is closed and any active investigation is done.

Honolulu County Daily Arrest Logs

HPD posts adult Daily Arrest Logs to its website in 6-hour blocks. The logs cover all of Oahu, including the City and County of Honolulu. They include the arrestee's full name and any known alias, age, sex, race, charges, arrest report number, time of release, and the location of the arrest.

Visit HPD Daily Arrest Logs to download recent log files. Each log is a PDF you can search by name with Ctrl+F. Logs are also displayed by the Central Receiving Division at the Alapai security post 24 hours a day.

Logs roll off the website 14 days after they are posted. Save or print what you need right away. The logs do not include federal arrests or military arrests on base.

To find an arrest in the daily logs, you generally need:

• The name of the person, with any known alias
• The date of the arrest
• An idea of the time block (logs cover 6-hour spans)

The arrest log is not a full police report. It does not include the affidavit of probable cause or witness info. For those, you have to file a report request with HPD. Fees run $0.50 for the first page and $0.25 for each added page.

Oahu Community Correctional Center

Once a person cannot post bail or is held for further proceedings, HPD transfers them to OCCC. The Oahu Community Correctional Center is the main pretrial jail for Honolulu County. It sits at 2199 Kamehameha Highway, Honolulu, HI 96819.

OCCC has a 950-bed capacity and serves as the booking and detention center for the island of Oahu. The facility is run by the Hawaii Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. Phone numbers include (808) 832-1777 for the main line, (808) 832-1633 for the visitation hotline, and (808) 587-2567 for inmate classification.

Visit OCCC to find facility info, visit rules, and inmate process details. Anyone tracking custody status can also use Hawaii SAVIN.

Hawaii SAVIN runs on the VINE platform and is free to use. Sign up at Hawaii SAVIN. You get alerts by phone, text, or email when an inmate's status changes. The booking process at OCCC also flows back to the Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center under HRS § 846-3, which sends fingerprints and arrest details to the central state repository.

Honolulu County District Police Stations

HPD runs district stations across Oahu. Each one books arrests made in its area before transfer to OCCC if needed. Knowing the right station can speed up a phone call about a recent booking.

The main contacts are:

• Alapai Headquarters: (808) 529-3111
• Kalihi Station: (808) 723-8208
• Pearl City Station: (808) 723-8800
• Wahiawa Station: (808) 723-8700
• Kapolei Station: (808) 723-8400
• Kaneohe Station: (808) 723-8640
• Kailua Substation: (808) 723-8838

For a full list of station addresses, visit HPD office locations. Bail at HPD must be in cash or bond, with cash bail in exact change. Cash bail above $10,000 needs IRS Form 8300. Photography in any HPD facility is not allowed.

First Circuit Court Records for Honolulu County

The First Circuit Court handles felony cases from Honolulu County arrests. The District Court at Kauikeaouli Hale handles misdemeanors and traffic. Both courts feed into the public eCourt Kokua portal.

Visit eCourt Kokua to search by case ID, citation number, or party name. The system shows party names, hearing dates, and docket entries. Sealed cases are not in the public view. The Clerk of Court charges a $5 search fee. Copy fees run $1 for the first page and 50 cents per added page.

Felony arrests usually move from booking at OCCC to arraignment at Ka'ahumanu Hale at 777 Punchbowl Street. The court runs Monday through Friday. Bond hearings often happen within 48 hours, in line with HRS Chapter 803.

Public Access for Honolulu County Recent Bookings

For an official summary of an adult conviction record from a Honolulu County booking, the Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center is the source. The HCJDC office is at the Kekuanaoa Building, 465 S. King Street, Room 102, Honolulu, HI 96813. The phone for criminal history checks is (808) 587-3279.

The HCJDC also runs Public Access Sites at HPD headquarters and other agencies. Each printout costs $25. The site at HPD can be reached at (808) 529-3191.

HPD also keeps a Wanted Persons List on its site. The list includes names, photos when available, charges, and warrant info. If you have a tip, call HPD at (808) 529-3111 or CrimeStoppers at (808) 955-8300. To check if you have an active warrant, contact the Records and Identification Division Warrants Unit at (808) 723-3258.

Federal cases tied to Honolulu County go through the Federal Detention Center Honolulu at 351 Elliott Street. Federal inmates show up on the BOP Inmate Locator, not on Hawaii SAVIN.

Cities in Honolulu County

Honolulu County covers the entire island of Oahu. All cities and CDPs below file booking records through HPD and OCCC.

Other Hawaii Counties

Hawaii is made up of separate islands. The other counties run their own police forces and jails. If your booking is on another island, pick that county below.