Hawaii County jail inmate search

You can look for someone held at the Hawaii Community Correctional Center on the Hawaii VINE person search. This state system shows the custody and parole status of people under the Hawaii Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

Someone arrested very recently may still be at a police station, since police have 48 hours after an arrest to file charges. For lookup help, call Hawaii VINE support at 1-877-846-3444.

After an arrest, police have 48 hours to charge a person. During that period, police post Hawaiʻi Police Department booking logs, and the Hilo cellblock can confirm custody.

Fresh arrests don't always appear on the state custody system right away, so you'll want to call to verify. Reach the correctional center at (808) 933-0431 or contact the Hilo police cellblock directly.

Dial (808) 933-0431 to reach the main facility line for the correctional center. That number is published on the Hawaii Community Correctional Center page.

For offender custody lookup help, call 1-877-846-3444 to reach toll-free support through the Hawaii VINE portal.

The primary facility is the 226-bed Hawaii Community Correctional Center at 60 Punahele Street, Hilo, HI 96720, in downtown Hilo. The facility also runs Hale Nani, a reintegration and work release program in nearby Panaewa.

Both locations appear on the Hawaii Community Correctional Center page.

No, a county sheriff's office doesn't run this jail or its custody search. Instead, the Hawaii Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation operates the Hawaii Community Correctional Center.

To find someone in custody, use the Hawaii VINE person search or check police booking logs.

You can review the visiting schedule and booking rules on the Hawaii Community Correctional Center page. Additional notices appear on the Facility Visitation Information page.

• Complete a visitor application and pass a background check before you visit.
• Follow the facility visiting schedule and guidelines along with the statewide visitation policy.
• Use Global Tel Link and ViaPath for video visit calls on inmate tablets.

Letters and publications mailed to 60 Punahele Street, Hilo, HI 96720 must follow the state mail and publication rules. Those policies are linked on the Hawaii Community Correctional Center page.

You can make electronic deposits into an inmate trust account through the GTL/ViaPath Connect Network. This account holds funds for someone in custody to use at the commissary, which is the jail store.

Global Tel Link provides all inmate telephone calls at this facility. People in custody can place calls to both landline numbers and wireless cell phones.

Phone service details are posted on the Hawaii Community Correctional Center page.

Names, photos, or arrest records never appear on County Jail Lookup. Open the Hawaii VINE person search to see the details published by the state.

That lookup reports the custody and parole status of individuals under the Hawaii Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

A bond is a financial guarantee to the court that a person will appear for future court dates. Corrections staff at the facility don't collect cash bail or surety bonds.

Instead, you post cash bail or a surety bond through a bail agent at the proper court or police facility. The Hawaii Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation bail policy also covers release on own recognizance and supervised release. See the Hawaii inmate search directory for statewide rules.

Staff release someone on bail only after receiving court or police notice and a sealed bail receipt or bond release form. Under the Hawaii Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation release policy, officers verify the bail amount, report numbers, pending charges, and identity.

Call (808) 933-0431 if you have questions about a release.