KCA Visits New MPD Station in Kihei

Posted by Mike Moran | Jan 10, 2014 | Development, Government | 1 |

While we were invited, KCA was unable to tour the new Station on December 9, due to a prior commitment, but Community Police Officer Emily Kibby graciously agreed to our request to do so yesterday (1/9/14) morning. More than half of the 2014 BOD explored the new facility, which has been in somewhat restricted use for a couple of months, as a variety of items are transferred in and established.

Captain Tivoli “Tivo” Faaumu, Kihei District Commander in his office

Reception Area at Lobby

“Community Room” on south side of lobby

Evidence lockers

Six Sergants assined to Kihei station

Seargent’s Desks two per shift

Holding Cell

Arrestees are driven into this area for booking and processing

No records stored here yet

Mary, Mike, Jeanne, Adele,Patricia, Emily, Pat, Daniel and Linda

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1 Comment

Ray Van Wagner on February 8, 2014 at 9:43 am

Wow,that place looks monstrous! Are they going to keep the new armored vehiclie there? I had heard that a homeless camp area would be built nearby. Is this true?

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