Mō‘ili‘ili Citizens Patrol

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Comment by Gregory Cuadra on April 10, 2010 at 7:23am

4/9/10 Middle Patrol left from Old Stadium Park at 7:00pm. Started on S King to Kahoaloha, to Waiaka, to Pedestrian overpass. Stayed on the Mauka side of Kapaiolani and walked Kapiolani to Kaaha to Kamoku back to Kapiolani to Hausten and back to Start. Walked for about an hour. Following are the notes from our walk.
Graffiti at Cycle Tech on S. King
Graffiti on Mail Box, and paper dispensors in front of Down To Earth
Graffit on Moiliili Community Center Bus Stop
Graffiti stop sign corner of S King and Kapaakea
Graffiti signal pole on corner of University and S King, Diamond Head/Makai corner
Graffiti on Buffalo Boys
Graffiti on Telephone Pole in front of Mother Rice Pre School
Graffiti on "The Moiliilian" apartment bldg
Graffiti on Sherwin Williams paint store
Bulky Items by Kuhio School on Kahoaloha St (broken mirror and car battery)
Graffiti on Pillars for Ped overpass from Waiaka across Kapiolani (Mauka Side)
Graffiti 2729 Kaaha St
Large TV at Kamoku side of Kaaha St Mini Park
Kamoku St by date St mini park pile of mattresses
Sidewalk by Date St Mini Park badly broken up
Graffiti 2488 Kapiolani
Graffiti Bus stop by University and Kapiolani (Diamond Head/Mauka side)
Signal pole on the island at the corner of University and Kapiolani (Mauka side) graffiti
Graffiti on Mail Box corner of Hausten and Date

Comment by Judy DeVilbiss on January 16, 2010 at 12:17pm

THe homeless in AlaWai park are now out of site, squatting under a tree. I hope they stay there when they open the bathroom up again.

Comment by Gregory Cuadra on January 16, 2010 at 11:16am

Middle Patrol went out last night 1/15/10 Greg, Rob, Renee, and Clifton. Joined by HPD. Lots of new grafitti. Found a dog stuck in a fence, notifed the owner who got the dog out.

Comment by Judy DeVilbiss on November 10, 2009 at 11:02am

We need a picutre of the group together. Ron I love your pic with Santa, I wish I had one with Santa too, maybe next month.

Judy

Comment by Ron Lockwood on November 4, 2009 at 12:09pm

Nov. 3rd saw the Mo'ili'ili Citizen Patrol, help initiate a new C.P. group from Manoa. With HPD joining in, we discussed what we do, whom we call, how long we walk, whom we report to, etc. We then took a short walk to show them what we had just talked about - a little "hands on" work.
Another group from Manoa will be joining us later this month, for the same orientation.
Makes me proud that our Mo'ili'ili Citizen Patrol, in its 12th continuous year of service to the community, is thought of by HPD and other communities to be a resource. We can always use a few more volunteers.

Comment by Ron Lockwood on July 8, 2009 at 9:45pm

Tonight (July 8) was the District 7 Neighborhood Security Watch annual meeting. Area extends from Punahou St to Makapuu Point so lots of security watch and citizen patrol groups present at Kalani High. Chief Correia's last meeting with us. Good information, good questions and good food.

Comment by Ron Lockwood on May 20, 2009 at 8:43am

Mo'ili'ili has two Citizen Patrol groups that are active and productive. The Mo'ili'ili Citizen's Patrol has been active and walking weekly for twelve (12) years. It focuses on the area from the Ala Wai Canal mauka to UH lower campus and ewa as far as McCully Street (sometimes further).

Our second patrol is brand new and we are calling it, for now, the Middle Patrol. Only organized one month ago, they are out and about and overlap the areas of the Mo'ili'ili patrol and the McCully patrol.

Each patrol walks on different nights, at various times, and varies their routes. Our job, is to be the eyes & ears to assist HPD - we call 911 we do not get involved.

In the twelve years on patrol, to call in, there have been: domestic diputes, traffic accidents, missing signage to report, drug deals, drinking in the parks, vandalism, etc. I'm happy to say, most nights we just have a nice walk and get to talk to neighbors one-on-one.

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