In 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation which designated May 15 as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week in which that date falls as National Police Week. This year, May 13th -May 19th 2018 is designated as National Police Week. On Monday May 14th at 8:00 a.m. in the Lihue Civic Center Rotunda, the Honorable Mayor Bernard Carvalho will issue a proclamation in recognition of National Police Week.

On Wednesday May 16th at 8:30 a.m., the Kauai County Council will also recognize National Police Week.

Both events are open to the general public.

The following link shows different options to take when dealing with an active shooter scenario.

The following is an example of a recent Nigerian scam letter.KPD strongly warns the public against responding to such notifications.

The attached is a copy of the amended Mandatory Use of Seat Belt Law HRS 291-11.6. This bill was passed on May 02, 2013. The driver shall be cited for each passenger not utilizing the provided seat belts. This will include the driver as well as the front seat passenger and rear passengers.

State of Hawaii Requirements for Security Guards 
Act 208

The attached link gives tips on how to protect yourself from consumer frauds and scams, as well as current scams to be aware of.

Video on Active Shooter survival. This video was produced by LA County Sheriff's Department.

Hawaii Law Enforcement Memorial Foundation Home Page

A video on The Dangers of Text Messaging and Driving

This is a link to an Australian Drunk Driving Video. Warning, some of the images are graphic.