Residents and legal professionals using the Ronald T. Y. Moon Judiciary Complex in Kapolei are affected by a district-wide telephone outage. The outage impacts multiple Judiciary offices, including Family Court and the Waiʻanae District Court, according to the Hawaiʻi State Judiciary. Calls are being rerouted, but delays may occur.
Hawaiian Telcom has reported that the service outage extends beyond the Judiciary Complex and is affecting an unspecified number of customers in the region. Despite ongoing repair efforts, resolution may take several more days. However, the Judiciary Complex remains operational, with all scheduled court hearings continuing as planned during regular hours, unaffected by the telecommunication disruption, as reported by the Hawaiʻi State Judiciary.
The Hawaiʻi State Judiciary is directing the public to follow its Facebook and X pages for updates about the ongoing telephone outage. Despite the outage, the Judiciary is continuing its operations and providing information through its social media channels.
