SSH Intel: the monthly area record for Hawaii newsrooms
A wire for the area record.
SSH Intel is the descriptive monthly record of what was recorded across Oahu: official HPD records and community reports, kept separate, with methodology published and every figure dated. Media partners get full access in exchange for citation. The brief lands in your inbox each month with the quotable lines written, the counts beside every percent, and the attribution wording on the artifact.
What you monitor
- The Monthly Press Brief: what moved (counts beside every percent), each district's figures, standing on file, and the named-places table
- Deadline verification: ask the search box and get a past-tense answer with the citation block attached
- Area context after an incident: the recorded history around a named public place, on the record
- The long-run official backdrop: FBI and state UCR/NIBRS county series back to the 1980s
- The revision record: last month is provisional for about 30 days, and we disclose what changed when it settles
What it refuses to do. No safety score, no grade, no ranking, no forecast, and never a judgment about a person or address. It describes what was recorded and reported. The conclusions stay yours.