right-side chest area of their uniform above their name tag. These do not indicate rank: each star represents five years of service with the Honolulu Police Department. All uniformed emergency response personnel in the State of Hawaii generally follow this practice, although it does not carry on from one agency to the next. Districts The Honolulu Police Department has 5 stations, 5 substations and Police Headquarters located in central Honolulu Alapai Police HQ. District 1 covers central and downtown Honolulu along with Chinatown District 2 covers Wahiawa - Mililani, Schofield Barracks, Waialua and Waimea District 3 covers Pearl City - Aloha Stadium, Pearl Harbor, Aiea, Pearl City and Waipahu District 4 covers Kaneohe, Kailua and Kahuku District 5 covers Kalihi - Alewa, Nuuanu, Fort Shafter, Salt Lake, Airport and Hickam District 6 covers Waikiki District 7 covers east Honolulu District 8 covers Kapolei Honolulu Police Specialized Services Division The Honolulu Police Specialized Services Division is a special tactical and task force. HPD SSD members have several roles such as SWAT responding to high risk calls, hostage rescues, dealing with an fugitive or a dangerous criminals and barricaded subjects. They are also tasked with protection of head of states and work alongside other law enforcement local, state and federal to apprehend any criminals surrounding the island of Oahu The Bomb Squad is tasked with responding to any calls related to IED and properly disposing, defuse the device. They are trained in detecting and proper handling of explosive materials from fireworks, commercial and IEDs including military grade explosives. They train with federal agencies and the US Military. The Canine Unit- Officers in the canine unit receives training along with dogs are called upon to search for missing people,dangerous criminals and prisoner escapees. Each dog is designated a badge and is an official police officer. The Helicopter Section- Officers in this section are trained as police officers and FAA pilot mechanic certified. They are tasked in assisting HPD ground units by providing aerial observation for missing people, wanted fugitives, criminals and any other police related matter. Reserves Since 1941, the police department has maintained a police reserve program. Reserve officers are unpaid volunteers who work part-time (at least five hours per week) for the department in various roles. Line of duty deaths As of August 2022, 49 Honolulu Police Department officers have been killed in the line of duty. The department webpage lists