Kauai County Warrant RecordsKauai County Warrant Records

Kauai County Warrant Records is not a government office and cannot answer case-specific questions. Official Kauai warrant requests belong with the Fifth Circuit division that issued the process. KPD can provide law-enforcement routing, but its public report request is not a warrant search. Use the contacts below for the record or service named, and verify hours before travel to the centralized Līhuʻe courthouse.

This Is Not a Government or Law Enforcement Office. This private reference cannot confirm, recall, clear, serve, or accept payment for a warrant.

Need Official Warrant Information?

Start with the court division shown on your own case. Fifth Circuit public information is 808-482-2300. District Court criminal, misdemeanor, DUI, and DLNR matters route to 808-482-2645. Traffic Operations is 808-482-2355. Circuit criminal clerks are 808-482-2322 and 808-482-2373. Legal Documents is 808-482-2330 for nonconfidential Circuit Court records.

Puʻuhonua Kaulike is at 3970 Kaʻana Street, Līhuʻe, Hawaiʻi 96766. Published office hours are 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays except state holidays, with counter hours from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Confirm current hours, access, identification, and the correct counter before visiting.

Where to Get Records

Use eCourt Kōkua for the first public case check and the issuing clerk for current status. Request court docket or order copies from Legal Documents or the case division. Send police-report requests to KPD Records, not to the court. A county UIPA request should identify an existing record, date range, case or report number, and custodian; an agency need not create a new all-warrants list.

  • KPD main: 808-241-1900
  • KPD dispatch: 808-241-1711 for appropriate non-emergency routing
  • Emergency: 911 only for an immediate emergency
  • Family criminal clerk: 808-482-2391, subject to confidentiality limits
  • eCourt help: 808-539-4909 or pao@courts.hawaii.gov

KPD is at 3990 Kaʻana Street, Suite 200, Lihue, HI 96766. KPD warns that it will not demand cryptocurrency, prepaid cards, or transfers for a warrant or fine. Independently call a published number if a message demands payment.

Accessibility and Language Access

The official Fifth Circuit directory provides ADA accommodation and language-access contacts. Ask before visiting if you need an interpreter, alternate format, or access accommodation. Island travel, especially from remote communities or Niʻihau, makes call-before-visit planning important. No same-day service or specific travel option is promised.