The FBI Honolulu Citizens Academy Alumni Association was first established as the Federal Law Enforcement Foundation of Hawaii in 2000 by the first graduating class of the FBI Honolulu Citizens Academy. It operates as a 501(c)(3) registered nonprofit organization and continues to support the mission on which it was founded works to promote a safer Hawaii community by supporting the mission of the FBI.

The FBI National Citizens Academy Alumni Association (FBINCAAA) serves as the overarching Board of Directors for the individual FBICAAA Chapters throughout the United States, Puerto Rico, and Guam.  The FBINCAAA is composed of representatives from each of the five (5) FBI Regions and has the following mission:

• To support the local chapters of the FBI Citizens Academy Alumni Association by providing standards, guidance and assistance; 
• To support the community outreach efforts of the FBI by encouraging the development, growth and effectiveness of the chapters; and,
• To serve as the official governing body, interface and liaison between FBI Headquarters and the chapters.

To learn more about the FBINCAAA, please go to:  https://fbincaaa.org/.

President's Message 

Aloha FBI Honolulu Citizens Academy Alumni,

In a spirit of collaboration and aloha, the FBIHNCAAA serves as the outreach ambassadors for the FBI in Honolulu. FBINCAAA Chapters across the country help educate communities about federal law enforcement issues, along with their priorities and goals, and foster a greater understanding of the role of federal law enforcement.

The chapters and members do this by:

• Providing public education programs to raise awareness of community safety
• Hosting events and discussions that facilitate collaborative relationships with law enforcement, and promote positive community relations
• Sponsoring community service initiatives to help at-risk populations
• Supporting sponsored outreach and informational programs

Please join us as we continue to support the FBI outreach programs, including the FBI Citizens Academy and Teen Academy for Hawaii high school students, as well as FBIHNCAAA member-led programs such as the “Adopt a School Program” for Ke’eliokalani Middle School and “Light Hawaii Blue” in support of law enforcement during Police Week. Please consider serving as a sponsor of an event, donating school supplies, providing financial support, or sharing your network to help further our community partnerships.

We are only as strong as our members and our organization's member engagement. We need your active participation. We appreciate you and look forward to working together!

With appreciation and Mahalo,

Melissa Pavlicek

President, FBIHNCAAA