Due to a system upgrade, traffic payments by phone and jury reporting information by phone will be unavailable on Thursday, December 18, from 5:30 a.m. and is expected to resume at 9:30 a.m. During this time, the eTraffic Hawaii website and eJuror website will still be available for online traffic payments and jury duty reporting.
Reporting Protective Order Violations
When the temporary restraining order (TRO) is violated, follow these steps:
- Call 911 immediately to report abuse or any violation of your TRO. Even if you cannot get to the telephone at the time of the TRO violation, report the violation to the police as soon as possible. Do this every time your TRO is violated.
- After a police officer arrives, be sure to provide detailed information. Let police know if you think the respondent may have a weapon.
- Show the TRO to the police and tell them how the respondent violated it.
- Provide the police with as much evidence as possible – taped phone conversations, dates of other violations, witnesses, damaged property, medical records and visible injuries.
- Describe previous TRO violations, reported or not.
After communicating with police officers, please make sure the case is documented.