The updated roster of commanders for the Hono­lulu Police Department’s eight patrol districts is complete following promotions announced Wednesday by Police Chief Louis Kea­loha.

Six of the eight patrol districts are getting, or recently received, new commanders due largely to shuffling caused by retirements among veteran majors on the force. Three of the new commanders are newly promoted Majs. Lester Hite, Cary Oki­moto and Roy Sugi­moto.

Here is the new lineup:

» District 1 (Central Honolulu) will be led by Sugimoto, who was most recently the captain for the district. Sugimoto replaces Sean Naito, who now heads the Communications Division.

» District 2 (Wahiawa) is led by Tom Grossi, formerly the major in charge of finance. Grossi replaces Moana Heu, who now heads the Community Affairs Division.

» District 3 (Pearl City) will continue to be led by Clayton Saito.

» District 4 (Windward) is led by John McIntire, former major in charge of the Narcotics/Vice Division. McIntire replaces Clyde Ho, who is now in charge of the Professional Standards Office.

» District 5 (Kalihi) is commanded by Hite, most recently a captain in the Criminal Investigations Division. Hite replaces William Chur, who retired.

» District 6 (Waikiki) is now led by Okimoto, formerly a captain in the Human Resources Division. Okimoto replaces Ron Bode, who retired.

» District 7 (East Hono­lulu) is being commanded by Ray Ancheta, former major of the Community Affairs Division. He replaces Michael Thomas, who retired.

» District 8 (Kapolei) will continue to be headed by Cary Ino­uye.

Two other promotions to major were announced. William Axt will head the Finance Division, formerly headed by Grossi. Jerry Ino­uye will head the Narcotics/Vice Division, formerly led by McIntire.

All eight patrol districts now report to a single assistant chief, Randy Maca­dang­dang, following an HPD reorganization that eliminated one of two assistant chief positions in charge of the patrol districts.

The other assistant chiefs are Clayton Kau (Support Services Bureau), Mark Naka­gawa (Administrative Bureau), Greg Lefcourt (Special Field Operations Bureau) and Susan Dowsett (Investigative Bureau).

The administrative and support services bureaus answer to Deputy Chief Dave Kajihiro, while the patrol, special field operations and investigative bureaus fall under Deputy Chief Marie McCauley. Kajihiro and McCauley report directly to Kealoha.

Here are other promotions announced at a ceremony Wednesday:

» Captains: Norman Kau, Jason Kawabata, Lisa Mann, Ryan Nishibun, Averell Pedro, Richard Schaab and Craig Uehira

» Lieutenants: Edward Ah Chong, John Asing, Gordon Costa Jr., James Ferrell, Steven Kim, Paul Ledesma, Brian Look, Dean Mukaida, Jensen Okagawa, Randall Platt, Dien Shearer, Stephen Silva Jr., Mark Thompson and Ninette Vonier

» Detectives: Sean Asato, Wilson Atud, Scott Burns, Michael Capobianco, Robert Daclison Jr., David Kauahi, Brandon Lau, Ross Maeda, Candace Montgomery, Garret Nishikawa, Pinyo Phromsiri, Linda Robertson, Robert Takamiya, Mark Tom and Brandi Yarnell

» Sergeants: Alfred Chock Jr., Antonio Perry Jr., Roy Pudiquet, Glenn Romero and Dean Viena

» Corporals: John Agena, Adam Campbell, Robert Cavaco, Thomas Chang, Kinchung Chung, Ryan Hiro­naka, Pualani Kaheaku. Derrick Kalahui, Brandon Ohta, Dayna Takushi, Nelson Tamayori and Derek Tang