#Kūpuna Watch

Hawaiʻi police officers seek to engage with seniors during Kūpuna Watch meetings this week

Two Kūpuna Watch meetings will provide opportunities for officers to engage with kūpuna in Waimea and Hōlualoa this week.

Monthly Kūpuna Watch meeting scheduled this week in Kona

Kūpuna Watch is an outreach program where police discuss crime and traffic trends, the importance of reporting elder abuse, as well as ways to identify and prevent financial and internet crimes.

Second monthly meeting promotes safety awareness for Puna’s kūpuna

The Hawaiʻi Police Department is hosting the second Kūpuna Watch meeting at 10 a.m. on Thursday, May 14 in Mountain View.

Kona community policing to host March 24 Captain Cook meeting for seniors

The public meetings cover crime, traffic trends, reporting elder abuse, and identifying and preventing financial and internet scams.

Kona community police to engage with kūpuna and keiki this week

Kona community police are holding a monthly Kupuna Watch meeting to build rapport with kupuna on Feb. 27, and then on Feb. 28, the Keiki Fun Run/Walk will encourage the community to stay active.

Kupuna engage with police, discuss crime during monthly meetings

The Hawaiʻi Police Department, in collaboration with the County of Hawaiʻi Parks and Recreation Elderly Services Division, is set to host its monthly Kūpuna Watch meeting on January 21, 2026, at Hale Hālāwai in Kona.