The Provost Marshal's Office is responsible for operational and administrative matters relating to the safety, security and law enforcement for Marine Corps Base Hawaii and in support of theater Operating Forces. These responsibilities include; Force Protection, law and traffic enforcement, criminal and traffic accident investigation, access control, crime prevention and physical security, wildlife conservation/regulation enforcement, and coordination with local, state, federal and military agencies.
TELEPHONE
(808) 257-2123
LOCATION
Building 1096
Adjacent to 3rd Street and the Softball Field
MAILING ADDRESS
Provost Marshall Office
Box 63062
Kaneohe Bay, HI 96863
Check In / Check Out / Fingerprints and Weapons Registration
Bldg 1095, 1st Deck.
Hours of Operation Monday thru Friday 0730-1130/1200-1600
(808) 257-6994
Pass House/Vehicle Registration Facility
Building 1637
Next to the Main Gate (H-3)
(808)257-2047
Open 7 days a week from 0600 until 1800 for passes.
MCBH decals are only issued at the pass house from 1630 - 1800 Monday through Friday.
MCBH Vehicle Decals are issued at Building 1095 on the second floor Monday through Friday 0700-1630.
To register your vehicle aboard MCBH you must have:
1. Valid Hawaii State registration.
2. Valid Hawaii no-fault insurance.
3. Valid Hawaii State safety inspection.
4. A valid state drivers license.
5. A DOD authorized identification card.
6. Completed MCBH Vehicle Registration Form. (MCBH Decal Application Form)
7. Additional documents maybe required.
**Bring the above items with you when registering your vehicle**
For additional questions regarding vehicle registration please call (808) 257-0183.
CHILD SEATS
Any child under four years of age or under 40 pounds must be in a approved safety seat at all times while riding in a vehicle.
WEAPONS
Owners of rifles and shotguns purchased outside the state, and owners of all handguns, must apply for State of Hawaii registration in person with firearm(s) at the Honolulu Police Department (HPD), 801 South Beretania Street, Honolulu. If you reside on base you must register firearms with PMO, building 1095 1st deck check in/ check out office and HPD. BEQ residents must store weapons in their unit armory. Other weapons requiring registration: Underwater spear guns Air pistols and rifles Air compressed gas pistols and rifles that fire a pellet, BB, or dart Crossbows and bolts.
REQUIRED SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Motorcycle and Moped (for all riders)
HELMET: Must be Department Of Transportation approved and fastened properly under the chin.
EYE PROTECTION: Eyes must be protected by shatter resistant goggles or a full face shield attached to the helmet. A windshield, eyeglasses, or fairing alone is not considered proper eye protection.
SHOES: Must wear closed toe, over the ankle shoes with hard soles. Sandals, slippers, tennis shoes and other similar footwear is not authorized.
REFLECTIVE VEST: During daylight hours must wear brightly colored outer upper garment or high visibility reflective vest. During the hours of darkness must wear a high visibility reflective vest of international orange, lime green, or bright yellow with reflective striping. Do not cover or conceal the vest while riding a motorcycle or moped. Military personnel may wear the vest over the uniform of the day.
ATTIRE: Must wear long trousers, long sleeve shirt or jacket, and full-fingered gloves. Riding apparel designed specifically for motorcycle riders is strongly encouraged.
SAFETY COURSE: To attend the motorcycle safety course at MCB Hawaii call 257-1830 or 472-7569 at Ford Island.
BICYCLES
Safety gear required while operating a bicycle aboard base:
Property fitted and fastened helmet.
White light visible 500 feet to the front.
A crystal (white) reflector at least three square inches in front and unobstructed when viewed.
Amber reflectors on front and rear of all pedals.
Red reflector at least three square inches facing the rear and unobstructed when viewed.
During hours of darkness bicyclists should wear light colored or reflective clothing.
CITATIONS
For all questions concerning processing of citations aboard MCB Hawaii, contact the traffic court bailiff located in building 1095 2nd deck, or call (808) 257-6991/6992.
PARKING CITATIONS: If you accumulate three illegal parking citations in a six month period your driving privileges aboard MCBH may be suspended for 30 days.
MOVING VIOLATION CITATIONS: If you accumulate 12 or more points within a calendar year, your driving privileges aboard MCBH may be suspended.
FIX IT CITATIONS: These citations are for expired registration, expired safety inspection, broken headlight/tailight, cracked windshield, bald tires, and other related offenses. You have ten working days after the date on the citation to correct the problem.
HASP: Hawaii Armed Services Police. All incidents involving HPD will be turned over to HASP, and then to your command.
CRIME PREVENTION SERVICE
Operation Identification, lost and found property, child fingerprinting/I.D., Bicycle Rodeo, bicycle security, McGruff, and neighborhood watch/meetings.