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Hawaiʻi rates highly on safety and security in visitor satisfaction survey : Maui Now

Hawaiʻi rates highly on safety and security in visitor satisfaction survey : Maui Now
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Hawaiian Islands rate highly on safety and security, according to new visitor survey : Big Island Now

More than 90% of visitors from all markets rated Hawai‘i as “excellent” or “above average” when it comes to being a safe and secure destination.

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Waikīkī crime rates decline in first year of Safe and Sound program, HPD says

Waikīkī crime rates decline in first year of Safe and Sound program, HPD says
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Honolulu prosecuting attorney on balancing crime enforcement and outreach

Identifying crime and prosecuting criminals is only one part of how to make an area safer. Honolulu Prosecuting Attorney Steve Alm said that addressing the issues, getting people help and offering outreach are just as important.

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