Honolulu District Court Closed Due to Electrical Problem

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Morning court hearings have been cancelled while workers attempt to fix the problem. Here’s a release from the Hawaii State Judiciary: 

Kauikeaouli Hale, the District Court courthouse at 1111 Alakea Street, is currently closed to the public due to an electrical problem that has affected elevator and escalator service, and water service above the 4th floor.

Court hearings that were to have been heard this morning have been cancelled and rescheduled to a later date….

As a result of the outage, the Hawaii Supreme Court has issued an order extending — by one day — any Honolulu district court matter with a filing or hearing due date of January 2.

Court officials anticipate the building will be open for business Thursday. For more information, check the Judiciary’s Internet website.

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