Recently, Chiefs Office has approved Person to Person Speaker Requests; however, Command from each Districts/Divisions has final decision to accommodate speaker requests or Ride-A-Long requests due to civilian & officers safety, personnel staffing, scheduling etc…approved case by case basis. Online/Virtual presentations will be still be available and highly recommended. It is the Districts/Division responsibility to make contact with requestor or rider to notify approved or not approved, scheduling, finalizing particulars person to person or virtual requests/rider background check by district/division.

The Community Affairs Division’s – Speakers Bureau processes requests for department speakers on a variety of law enforcement-related topics and services.

Adult Topics

• Active Shooter/Critical Incident
• Crime Prevention (Robbery, Burglary, Sex Assault, Auto Theft, Theft by Fraud)
• Safety Awareness
• Workplace Safety
• Senior Topics (Identity Theft)
• Traffic Safety
• Senior Pedestrian Safety Program – Walk Wise Kupuna
• Neighborhood Security Watch – Involves community participation and involvement in a self-help cooperative battle against crime.
• Operation ID – Helps to take the profit out of burglaries and other thefts by making the stolen property easier to identify and harder to sell.

Youth Topics

• Bullying (including cyber-bullying)
• Safety Awareness
• Traffic Safety
• Bicycle Safety
• Seat Belt/Child Restraint
• Substance Awareness

Other Services

• Career Day (early, middle, or high School)
• Citizens Police Academy (Adult, Youth, and Business)
• Kupuna ID Program
• Keiki ID/Print Program – Helps parents/guardians collect and save information on their children. This information may be vital if a child is lost or abducted.
• “Say Hi” program (static displays and display of police equipment, vehicles, or abilities)
• Community Traffic Awareness Program (CTAP) – An organized sign-waving event that sends the message to motorists that neither the police nor the community will tolerate unnecessary traffic injuries.
• Police Activities League (PAL) – Developing and maintaining various sports and activities for children. 
• Ride-Along Program – Aims to promote and improve mutual understanding of police and community problems.

Requests for Service

Speaker requests and other services may be requested by contacting the Community Affairs Division or using the online form below.

We recommend that requests be submitted at least four weeks before the date of the event, BUT NO MORE THAN 4 MONTHS IN ADVANCE. We will do our very best and try to accommodate each request. However, we cannot make any guarantees due to overlapping requests or emergency cancellations. Also, please provide us with a local contact number. 

Special Requests

Special requests for other topics or services may be arranged. Each will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

To request a service, please fill out and submit the “Speaker Request” form below. Please include a local contact number.

Requests should be submitted at least four weeks before the date of the event, BUT NO MORE THAN 4 MONTHS IN ADVANCE. We will do our best to accommodate each request, however, we cannot make any guarantees due to overlapping requests and/or emergency cancellations.

• Complete all sections of the request form.
• Incomplete forms may delay processing.
• Completing the form is not a guarantee for services from the HPD.