VIOLENCE PREVENTION OUTREACH

Youth Violence Education

Public Service Announcements

Domestic Violence Awareness

COMMUNITY BASED STRATEGIES

It's Not Just a Property Crime!

Video Monitoring

Prostitution Free Zones

Narcotics Abatement

Ahuimanu Residents Reclaim their Neighborhood

Waikiki Visitor Victims Program

Operation Weed & Seed

Crime and Tourism in Honolulu - Powerpoint

Our mission is to reduce crime and fear. In partnership with the community, other law enforcement, governmental and non-governmental agencies, we can solve problems that affect the quality of life in the community. Our program combines the strengths of community policing with the skills and legal expertise of the Department of the Prosecuting Attorney. 

GUIDING PRINCIPLES

• Community-Oriented: Our goal is to improve the quality of life in the community by reducing crime and the fear of crime. Projects are community-driven and community-oriented.

• Collaboration: Collaboration is the cornerstone of community prosecution.

• Innovation: Community prosecution is an exciting vehicle for exploring and testing novel law enforcement tactics, whether in the courtroom or on the street.

• Assessment: Projects are periodically evaluated.  New techniques that prove effective serve as prototypes for mass replication.

• Integration of Community Prosecution Principles:  Broad-based community prosecution strategies depend upon department-wide support.  Our program has expanded by merging community prosecution principles with traditional prosecution methodology.

OTHER INFORMATION & RESOURCES

Effects of Meth:

http://www.drugfree.org/Portal/DrugIssue/MethResources/default.html

DLNR resources enforcement:  643-DLNR

Illegal Dumping:

   Report illegal dumping:

   http://opala.org/solid_waste/Illegal_Dumping_Laws.html

   Hawaii's Illegal Dumping Laws:

   http://opala.org/solid_waste/Stop_Illegal_Dumping.html

   Littering Laws:

   http://opala.org/solid_waste/Criminal_Littering.html#Litter

   Water Pollution:

   http://opala.org/solid_waste/Illegal_Dumping_Laws.html

Conflict Resolution: The Mediation Center Of The Pacific helps individuals and businesses solve their conflicts:

http://mediatehawaii.org

How to get a TRO:

http://www.courts.state.hi.us/page_server/SelfHelp/ProtectiveOrders/District/612B85FE2AE90C8DEAB76DC1D9.html

Children's Justice Center:

http://www.courts.state.hi.us/page_server/Services/HawaiiChildrensJusticeCenters/791834F35EE99997EF868313C4.html

Homeless:

http://www.honolulu.gov/dcs/homeless.htm

Noise Complaints, Animal Nuisance Complaints, Elder Abuse:

http://www.hawaii.gov/dcca/helping_hand/health

Community Mediation Centers:

http://www.courts.state.hi.us/page_server/Services/AlternativeDispute/Mediation/516D6447B1323D6AEBC3678793.html

Hawaii Internet Crimes against Children:

http://hawaii.gov/ag/hicac/main/contact

Welfare and Tax Fraud:

http://hawaii.gov/ag/criminal_justice

Hawaii criminal conviction records can be searched on line by name, Social Security number, date of birth and gender at the Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center web service at ecrim.ehawaii.gov.  There is a fee charged for viewing and printing records.

Elder care and exploitation, AARP in Hawaii

http://www.aarp.org/states/hi/

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children's CyberTipline, www.cybertipline.com, is a national clearinghouse for reports of Internet-related child pornography and other Internet-related sex crimes committed against children.

24-hour Underage Drinking Complaint Hotline 523-4194.

The Department's community prosecution contributions to the advancement of justice in our community's legal system are nationally recognized:

 Coordination Honor Award

Criminal Prosecution Collaboration, 2004

(from left: Judge Marcia Waldorf, Deputy Prosecutor Cecelia Chang, and Assistant U.S. Attorney Ron Johnson)