Oʻahu · Koʻolauloa · Crime on Oʻahu
Crime in Koʻolauloa
In the 90 days to Sept. 19, 2026, 57 incidents were reported to the Honolulu Police Department in Koʻolauloa, down from 60 in the 90 days before. That is about 3.9 per 1,000 residents.
These are reports to police, as HPD's data records them (“Crime incidents based on calls for service.”), not findings that a crime occurred, and not arrests. No one is named.
By type, last 90 days
| Type, as HPD records it | Reports |
|---|---|
| Theft/larceny | 18 |
| Assault | 10 |
| Vandalism | 8 |
| Motor Vehicle Theft | 4 |
| Burglary | 4 |
| Vehicle Break-In/theft | 4 |
| Drugs/alcohol Violations | 3 |
| Fraud | 3 |
| Weapons | 2 |
| Sex Crimes counted only | 1 |
By month: 2026-04: 21 · 2026-05: 22 · 2026-06: 22 · 2026-07: 20 · 2026-08: 16 · 2026-09: 15 (to Sept. 19).
Reports by block, last 60 days
Sex Crimes: 1 report in the last 90 days, counted but not listed by block, so no one can be identified.
From the Honolulu Police Department's incident data on the city's open data portal (dataset vg88-5rn5), March 21, 2026 to Sept. 19, 2026, read Sept. 20, 2026: block addresses, types, dates and times as HPD records them. Each block is placed in a board area by the city's own 911 street centerlines, or where that fails by the U.S. Census Bureau's geocoder; a block on a boundary street may fall in either neighboring area, and 2% of reports island-wide, mostly on freeways, could not be placed and are counted only island-wide. The rate uses the area's resident population (14,499: Census ACS 2024 5-year, census tracts summed by the board area each tract's center falls in); it does not count visitors, workers or passers-through. Found an error? Tell us.