Non-emergency police and sheriff numbers in Hawaii
This directory covers 23 cities and towns in Hawaii with a local law-enforcement agency, and 1 county with a sheriff's office. Population 1,455,271 (2020 Census). Choose where you are — each page gives the ten-digit non-emergency line, the agency address, and links to the agency's own pages.
Largest cities in Hawaii
- Pearl City45,295 residents
- Hilo44,186 residents
- Kailua40,514 residents
- Kaneohe37,430 residents
- Kihei21,423 residents
- Kapolei21,411 residents
- Wahiawa18,658 residents
- Wailuku17,697 residents
- Waianae13,614 residents
- Lahaina12,702 residents
- Aiea10,408 residents
- Waimea9,904 residents
- Lihue8,004 residents
- Kaunakakai3,419 residents
- Lanai City3,332 residents
- Kahuku2,852 residents
- Honokaa2,699 residents
- Princeville2,157 residents
- Kapaau2,008 residents
- Hana1,526 residents
- Keaau1,195 residents
- Laupahoehoe1,147 residents
- Naalehu811 residents
Counties in Hawaii
Questions about Hawaii
Is there one non-emergency number for the whole of Hawaii?
No. Non-emergency calls are answered by the local agency, so the number depends on which city, town, or unincorporated area you are in. Pick your city below, or the county if you are outside city limits.
Who answers if I live outside any city in Hawaii?
The county sheriff's office normally covers unincorporated areas. Use the county list on this page.
What if my town is not listed?
Small towns often have no police department of their own and are policed by the county sheriff or by a neighbouring agency. Rather than show an empty page, we leave those out — go to the county page instead.