LIHUE In a joint effort between Kauai police and the Mayors Office, there is a new Safe Exchange Zone at the Kauai Police Department headquarters in Lihue.
LIHU‘E — In a joint effort between Kaua‘i police and the Mayor’s Office, there is a new Safe Exchange Zone at the Kaua‘i Police Department headquarters in Lihu‘e.
The area is designated with two signs and a yellow curb and is located at the roundabout fronting the police station. This designated section of the parking lot offers 24-hour video surveillance for child-custody and private-property exchanges, as well as E-commerce transactions.
“We want to thank everyone who was involved in making this happen, including the County of Kaua‘i’s Department of Public Works,” said KPD Capt. Elliott “Kalani” Ke. “This new zone is important because it provides a safe, public place where people can feel comfortable. It’s especially important for families with court-ordered custody arrangements where children must be dropped off in public locales.”
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