One weapon in the fight against COVID-19 has been contact tracers—trained to track down the spread of the virus so it can be contained. The University of Hawaii and the Hawaii State Department of Health have created a Contact Tracing Training Program that’s aiming to get hundreds more tracers up to speed by the end […]
Mahalo to all the students who sent in their bold, innovative ideas to build a sustainable and diverse economy now and for the future. Your applications and presentations for a new invention, service, or product to help boost Maui County’s economy were truly inspiring. The top 6 ideas (3 each for middle and high […]
July 10, 2020: The Office of Council Services has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) seeking to engage the services of a qualified Contractor to develop a comprehensive affordable housing plan. Any award will result in a contract for these services for use by the legislative branch of the County. Click here for more information. […]
May 13, 2020: The Office of Council Services issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for computer systems services. Any award will result in a contract for these services for use by the legislative branch of the County. Click here for more information. July 13, 2020: Notice of Award
As of 11/28/22. All dates listed are for 2020, unless otherwise noted. MEDICARE IN HAWAIʻI (2022) Medicare in Hawaii can be overwhelming and oftentimes complicated, especially when plans continue to change and grow. Over 50% of seniors enrolling in Medicare nationally find choosing the right plan confusing, and less than half of beneficiaries say they […]
The Office of Council Services is committed to helping the Council satisfy the State Constitution’s directive on the use of plain language in governmental writing, including bills and resolutions. Not only is plain language mandated, it promotes precision and clarity in legislation, enhancing the Council’s effectiveness. Writing experts agree that plain language is powerful. OCS […]
The Maui Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) is in the process of updating Maui County’s 2015 Hazard Mitigation Plan. There are several ways for the public to engage in the update process, including by taking a voluntary County of Maui Public Mitigation Planning Survey by clicking here. There are also three public meetings this week where […]
wailuku, Hawaii – Councilmember Kelly Takaya King announced today that, thanks to a new ordinance, South Maui Gardens in Kihei will finally be able to sell its plants and flowers onsite. Bill 81 (2019) passed final reading without opposition at the Jan. 10 council meeting, taking effect as Ordinance 5031 the same day to change […]
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New ordinances signed into law June 19:![]()
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Ordinance 6000 – amending Title 3, Maui County Code, to establish electric vehicle charging fees at county-owned stations to offset electricity costs, directing all fees into the county's general fund.![]()
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Ordinance 6001 – amending Title 14, Maui County Code, to restructure the water system development fee, shifting the metric from meter size/fixtures to a calculation of requested average daily demand based on equivalent single dwellings. ![]()
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For additional background information, see BFED Committee Report 26-25.![]()
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Ordinance 6008 – amending the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance to establish H-3 and H-4 Hotel Districts, creating a framework for certain properties formerly zoned A-1 or A-2 to continue transient vacation rentals under specific criteria. ![]()
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For additional background information, see HLU Committee Report 26-31.![]()
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