Hawaiʻi 안전 브리핑
지역 안전 소식, 법규 업데이트, 폭풍 주의보를 저희가 읽고 정리해 드립니다.
폭풍철 대비
폭풍철에는 상황이 빠르게 바뀝니다. 공식 안내를 따르시고, 우리 집 상황에 맞는 계획을 세우세요.
- Pacific hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30.
- Follow official weather notices and local emergency guidance.
- Review your household plan before storm season.
무엇이 합법이고, 무엇이 아니며, 무엇이 바뀌었는지.
Honolulu 페퍼 스프레이 법은 대부분의 구매자가 생각하는 것보다 엄격합니다. 스턴건과 Taser는 2022년에야 합법이 되었습니다. 단기 임대 안전 규정 준수는 Big Island에서 2026년 7월 1일부터 시행됩니다. 이 모든 내용이 저희 매장에서 무엇을 살 수 있고 없는지에 직접 영향을 주기 때문에, 저희가 계속 확인하고 있습니다.
Honolulu 페퍼 스프레이 법
ROH § 41-27Revised Ordinances of Honolulu, Chapter 41, Article 27
- It is illegal to sell pepper spray in the City and County of Honolulu without a license. Period.
- Licensed dealers must give a point-of-sale safety briefing covering proper use, shelf life, disposal, first aid and limitations, and keep a signed acknowledgement on file for 5 years.
- Sold in person by a licensed dealer, with the point-of-sale briefing and signed acknowledgment the ordinance requires.
- Buyer must be 18+. Cannot be sold where alcohol is consumed.
- Penalty for illegal sale: up to $2,000 fine or 1 year imprisonment per transaction.
- SafetyStoreHawaii is a fully licensed Honolulu dealer. Every product we sell is legally compliant.
Hawaii 스턴건 및 Taser 법
HRS Act 134 (2021)Effective January 1, 2022
- Hawaii repealed its previous total ban on stun guns and Tasers effective January 1, 2022.
- Civilians 21 and older may legally purchase and possess electric guns (Taser-style projectile devices). No buyer permit exists. The purchase has to happen in person at a licensed dealer, after a background check and a safety briefing.
- SafetyStoreHawaii is Axon's first official Taser dealer in the United States.
Big Island 단기 임대 조례안 47호
Effective July 1, 2026Hawaiʻi County Ordinance 25-50
- Every short-term vacation rental on the Big Island, hosted or unhosted, must register annually.
- Registration adds mandatory safety compliance: emergency contact info, evacuation guidance, fire safety equipment.
Maui 조례안 9호: 단기 임대 단계적 폐지
Phasing 2029-2031Maui County Bill 9 (2025)
- STR owners pivoting to long-term tenants face new tenant safety obligations.
Hawaii 정당방위 법리
HRS § 703-304Hawaii Revised Statutes
- Hawaii follows a "duty to retreat" doctrine in public. You must retreat from confrontation if you can safely do so before using force.
- Castle Doctrine exception: in your own dwelling, you have no duty to retreat before using force to defend yourself.
- Less-lethal tools (Byrna, pepper spray, Taser, Banshee) let you create distance and de-escalate without crossing the lethal-force line.
출처: Honolulu Code of Ordinances, Hawaii Gun Laws (USCCA), Hawaii STR rules summer 2026. 교육 목적의 요약일 뿐이며 법률 자문이 아닙니다. 본인의 상황에 대해서는 Hawaii의 자격 있는 변호사와 상담하세요.
공식 출처: Hawaiʻi crime statistics 및 Honolulu Police Department statistics.
눈여겨볼 만한 Hawaii 안전 소식.
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Man arrested after alleged Kailua domestic dispute turns into armed standoff with police
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Hawaii to receive more than $80M in federal funding for storm recovery
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State releases footage of police shooting of 1-year-old Kohen Wiley
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Man indicted for second-degree murder in Honolulu death
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Kailua man arrested for attempted murder of an officer
An arrest was made on suspicion of attempted murder in the first degree of a police officer after a man fired shots at responding officers during a domestic dispute in Kailua.
Hawaiʻi receives $28.7M for storm infrastructure
FEMA announced nearly $51 million in federal funding for several regions, including approximately $28.7 million for Hawaiʻi to improve water infrastructure and disaster recovery capabilities.