How to Get a Police Accident Report in Hawaii
Quick answer: request it from County police departments (Honolulu PD Records Division; Hawaii Police Dept Records and Identification Section; Maui and Kauai police) - no statewide crash-report sales point found by mail or in person (fee: Honolulu PD: $0.50 first page + $0.25 each additional page (color $0.65/page); Hawaii County PD: $1 first page + $0.10 …). Hawaii has no state police crash-report portal; request the report from the police department of the county where the crash happened.
Hawaii · partly confirmed
- Agency
- County police departments (Honolulu PD Records Division; Hawaii Police Dept Records and Identification Section; Maui and Kauai police) - no statewide crash-report sales point found
- Request online
- No online request page found: mail or in person
- Fee
- Honolulu PD: $0.50 first page + $0.25 each additional page (color $0.65/page); Hawaii County PD: $1 first page + $0.10 each additional page, cash only
- How long
- Hawaii County PD: response or report within 10 business days of request; Honolulu PD: only releasable once investigation is complete and case closed
- Who can ask
- Hawaii County PD: approved motor vehicle accident reports go only to parties of interest as defined in HRS 291C-20; Honolulu PD asks MVC requesters to call Records (808-723-3258) to confirm the report can be released
- City or county crash
- Hawaii has no state police crash-report portal; request the report from the police department of the county where the crash happened.
Not stated on the official pages we could open: an online request page.
Checked October 16, 2026 on honolulupd.org, hawaiipolice.gov.
What you will need
- The date and place of the crash (road, nearest cross street or mile marker, city or county).
- The report or case number from the slip the officer gave you, if you have it.
- The names of a driver involved, and your own ID if the state limits copies to the people involved.
- A card for the fee if you order online. Insurance companies often order the report for you, so ask your claims handler first.
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