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Bookmark or Share- About the Honolulu Emergency Services DepartmentHESD consists of the Honolulu Emergency Medical Services Division, the Health Services Branch and the Community Outreach Response and Engagement (C.O.R.E.) Branch. The Department is responsible for the safety of the 1 million residents living on Oʻahu and the roughly 10 million annual visitors.
- Join the EMS Team - Honolulu Emergency Services DepartmentIn Hawaiʻi, Emergency Medical Services personnel are either: An Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), trained in basic life support; or; A Mobile Intensive Care Technician (MICT) or Paramedic, trained in basic and advanced life support and invasive medical techniques. Step One: Become an EMT
- Data and Statistics - Honolulu Emergency Services DepartmentSee stats for the most common EMS calls, from the City and County of Honolulu. EMS Responses The table below shows the number of 911 responses made by the 21 EMS units and the four EMS District Chiefs in the County of Honolulu.
- C.O.R.E. - Honolulu Emergency Services DepartmentThrough close collaboration and coordination, with an array of City programs and community partners, C.O.R.E. provides services to Oʻahu’s unsheltered population. C.O.R.E. responds to crisis calls, from within the community, that are non-violent and do not require emergent medical assistance.
- Calling 911 - Honolulu Emergency Services DepartmentPlease anticipate COVID-19 screening questions when calling Honolulu EMS. When you call 911, an operator will ask if you need, "police, fire or an ambulance?" If you respond, "ambulance" you will be connected to an Emergency Medical Dispatcher (EMD).
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