Maui Park Watch
MAUI PARK
WATCH
"Keep a Watchful Eye on Your Park!"
Be part of the Solution
Maka 'Ala, Program Mascot
Park watch is an effective crime prevention program for your neighborhood park.
The goal of a Park Watch Program is to prevent crime and vandalism through community involvement. Similar to a Neighborhood Crime Watch Program, Park Watch asks park users to be the extra eyes and ears for police and enforcement agencies.
The Park Watch Program is an effort to report and prevent crime and vandalism to playground, park equipment, and park facilities; to report suspicious activities in parks; and to promote public awareness for parks and recreation activities.
A concerned community can deter crime by taking the time to report suspicious activities to police or park officials.
Whether you choose to become part of a group like KPAT (Kalama Park Action Team), or simply keep an eye out while you individually are at the park --your eyes and ears are a valuable crime prevention tool!
"Keep a Watchful Eye on Your Park"
Keeping a Watchful
Eye on Your
Neighborhood Park
If You See or Hear
Suspicious Activity --
Call Police Dispatch: 244-6400
or 911 for Emergencies
NEVER PUT YOURSELF OR OTHERS AT RISK!
DO NOT INTERCEDE!
CALL POLICE!
Please note: Homelessness is not a crime and social drinking is allowed in most of our County parks. Overnight camping and underage drinking are unlawful, but they are not 911 emergencies.
If you are reporting a fire, a medical emergency, or a crime in progress dial 911
To report a suspicious person or activity that concerns you, or to report a crime that has already been committed, dial 244-6400, the non-emergency police phone number.
Priority will be determined by police based on availability of officers in proximity to the location, so do not expect immediate police attention for a non-emergency call.
For Park Maintenance or service, please call : 270-8070
Thank you for calling attention to a problem and for doing your part!
By being proactive, the benefits of the program will be evident by:
A reduction in negative incidents
A reduction in repair and restoration costs for facilities
Increased safety for children and park users
Increase in community pride
Online Fillable
Incident Report
Maka 'Ala--Program Mascot
"Keep A Watchful Eye on Your Park!"
The Maui Pueo, or owl, was chosen as the mascot for the Maui Park Watch Program because of his keen sight and hearing. The name Maka 'Ala means 'alert', or 'eyes wide awake; watchful'.
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Click the Incident Report button to access a fillable online form to make a report of a park issue, incident, or situation requiring non-emergency attention. In case of emergency or immediate danger... please dial 911!
If preferred, please click WORD document button for a fillable form you can save and email to
MauiParkWatch_hawaii.rr.com
Incident Report for
E-Mail
Please use this contact form to receive additional information about Park Watch or to ask general questions about the program.
Working Together for
Our Parks
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When citizens unite to keep their local park clean and graffiti-free, crime will move elsewhere. Maui Park Watch works with State and County agencies, Community Work Day Program, citizen patrol groups like the proven KPAT, and youth and service organizations to help coordinate and facilitate volunteer activities in all of Maui County's parks.
Please use our contact form if you would like to have more information.
Tax-Deductible donations to Maui Park Watch are possible through Tri-Isle Resource Conservation and Development Council, Inc., a 501 (c)(3) corporation. Donations are used to fund the Park Watch program and volunteer efforts in the park. Please reference 'Park Watch' and mail to:
Tri-Isle RC&D
77 Hookele St., Suite 202
Kahului, HI 96732
Mahalo! (Thank you!)
