Hawaiʻi warrant records are issued and kept through a unified State Judiciary. The court division depends on the case, and local areas connect to different circuits and police departments. A county directory entry does not mean that Hawaiʻi has a separate county sheriff or county court. Use the route that fits the case and confirm status with the issuing court. Public case information may help locate a file, but an online result may not show every record or establish whether a warrant remains active. County links open local reference routes for each county entry.
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Honolulu · First Circuit; Oʻahu cases route to the relevant court division.
Hilo · Third Circuit, including Hilo and Kona District Court locations.
Kalaupapa · Second Circuit route through Maui arrangements; no separate county police department.
Līhuʻe · Fifth Circuit, which also serves Niʻihau.
Wailuku · Second Circuit, serving Maui, Molokaʻi, Lānaʻi, and Kalawao.
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