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Newest items will appear at the top of the list.
Saturday, May 10, 2008
 4-10-08 Hoike TV Subjects discussed are SOA (Service Oriented Architecture), Open Government Streaming Media, and the Kauai.gov website. read more ...
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Tuesday, April 01, 2008
Transient Vacation Rental Application Owners of single-family transient vacation rentals must register their TVRs or apply for a Non-Conforming Use Certificate. Applications for single family TVR’s must be submitted with As Built Plans (Plot Plan, Floor Plan, Section and Elevation) signed and stamped by an architect or engineer licensed in the state of Hawaii, accurately reflecting the property as it is today and showing registration and contact sign location.
 Application Form
News Release
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Tuesday, March 04, 2008
Subscribe to the Mayor's eNewsletter Click here for more information about Mayor Bryan Baptiste's email newsletter, eNews. Or, navigate your internet browser to http://www.kauai.gov/eNews.
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Thursday, January 24, 2008
COASTAL PATH UPDATE 1-23-2008 As the opening of the new section of the Coast Pedestrian/Bike Path from the Lihi in Kapa`a to Kealia Beach draws closer, we would like to pass on the following information. read more ...
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Wednesday, January 02, 2008
Tax relief forms for veterans & military personnel
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Listed below are the top 10 most requested pages within the Kama'aina section of our website for the past 30 days.
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Headlines from the last 7 days are listed below. To view the entire contents of any press release, please go to the PIO press releases main page.
5/13/2008 - Registration for Summer Enrichment Program set for next week - LĪHU‘E – County officials announced that registration for the 2008 Summer Enrichment Program is scheduled for Monday, May 19, and Tuesday, May 20, from 8 am to 6 pm. Registration will be held at the following neighborhood centers including: Hanapēpē, 335-3731; Kapa‘a, 822-1931; Kalāheo, 332-9770; Kekaha, 337-1671; Kīlauea, 828-1421; Kōloa, 742-1313; and Līhu‘e, 241-6858. Sign-ups for King Kaumuali‘i and Wilcox Elementary schools will also be done at the Līhu‘e Neighborhood Center. Enrollment is limited and will be handled on a first-come, first-served basis. The registration fee is $90 per child. Payment must be made by check or money order payable to the Director of Finance.
5/13/2008 - Open house scheduled at police headquarters - LĪHU‘E – In recognition of National Police Week, the Kaua‘i Police Department (KPD) is having an open house at police headquarters located at 3990 Ka‘ana St. in Līhu‘e. The event is scheduled this Thursday, from 10 am to 4 pm. During the open house, hourly tours of the facility will be given, along with tours of the Incident Command Vehicle and the Emergency Operations Center. The public will also have an opportunity to check out equipment used by KPD’s SWAT unit and displays by the traffic and vice units. Information regarding the DARE and GREAT programs will also be available.
5/12/2008 - Two events held at Kalepa Village today - HANAMĀ'ULU – Two momentous events were held simultaneously at Kalepa Village this morning -- a blessing to celebrate the official opening of phase III followed by a groundbreaking ceremony for phase IV, the final phase of the apartment complex . “We are very pleased that these affordable rental projects have come to fruition, making it possible for more of our needy families to have an affordable place to live in,” said Mayor Bryan Baptiste. “There are a number of other affordable housing projects on the drawing board at various stages of development that will also help ease the housing crisis we are facing.” All but one of the 40 units in Kalepa Village phase III, which was completed in March, are now occupied bringing the total number of residents in the three completed phases of the apartment complex to about 420 residents. When phase IV is completed next year, an additional 40 units will be added to the island’s rental housing pool.
5/12/2008 - Fatal traffic crash in Ko‘olau yesterday - KO‘OLAU – A husband and wife died yesterday morning in a car accident that occurred at the “hair pin” turn on Ko‘olau Rd. Fifty-year-old Kīlauea resident Paul Goodrich was driving a 1994 Porsche convertible at around 8:40 am with his wife Laurie-Ann Goodrich, age 46, as a passenger when he lost control of the car. They went off the road, slid down a slope and struck a tree. Both were pronounced dead at the scene.
5/12/2008 - Notice to voters in Kilauea - KILAUEA - The Office of the County Clerk Elections Division announced that the polling place for Kilauea voters has been changed from the neighborhood center to the Kilauea Elementary School cafeteria.
5/12/2008 - Registration for county’s Summer Golf Program begins Thursday - WAILUA – Registration for the county’s Summer Golf Program is scheduled to begin this Thursday, 8 am to 4 pm, at the Wailua Golf Shop. Enrollment is limited and will be handled on a first-come, first-served basis. The registration fee is $30 per child per session. Three two-week sessions are being offered for youngsters, ages seven to 13 at the Wailua Golf Course: June 9 to 20; June 23 to July 3; and July 7 to 18. The sessions will run Monday to Friday, 8 to 11:30 am, except holidays.
5/9/2008 - Two honored as Kaua‘i’s Outstanding Older Americans - LĪHU‘E – Kaua‘i’s Outstanding Male and Female Older Americans were honored yesterday at the 42nd annual Older American Awards Recognition Ceremony. The event was held at the Hilton Kaua‘i Beach Resort as part of the celebration of May being Older Americans Month.
Naoko Ho, of Waimea, and Richard “Soupbone” Kashiwabara, of Lihue, were named Kaua‘i’s 2008 Outstanding Older Americans. The awardees were selected by a judging panel from a field of sixteen nominees including: Elizabeth Kapeka Azeka; Josephine Bandmann; Raymondo Domingo; Basilio B. Fuertes, Jr.; Mel Gabel; Nancy Golden; Nancy Harada; Katherine Martin; Marilyn Matsumoto; Betty Matsumura; Howard M. Nagaoka; Haruko Otsubo; Irene Randall; and Roberta Weil.
5/9/2008 - National Police Week celebrated May 11 to 17 - LĪHU‘E – National Police Week will be celebrated across the country from May 11 to 17. “Police Week is a time to reflect on the sacrifices our law enforcement officers have made for our communities, those who have died in the line of duty and those who continue to protect our community on a daily basis,” said Kaua‘i Police Chief Darryl Perry. During the Police Week celebration, the public will have an opportunity to tour police headquarters and the Incident Command Vehicle, meet police officers and learn first-hand about the Kaua‘i Police Department’s day-to-day operations. An open house is scheduled on Thursday, May 15, from 10 am to 4:30 pm.
5/9/2008 - Fire damages Kaua‘i Recycles bin - KAPA‘A – A fire Monday night extensively damaged a mixed paper bin and its contents at the Kaua‘i Recycles site located near the Kapa‘a Armory. No one was injured in the fire; however, it prevented the recovery of valuable resources. The cause of the fire is under investigation. Anyone with information about the fire is asked to call the County Recycling Office at 241-6891. Suspicious behavior around the Kaua‘i Recycles sites should be reported to the Kaua‘i Police Department at 241-1711.
5/8/2008 - Team Tech Kaua‘i Adopt-a-School program celebrates 5 years - LĪHU‘E – The fifth annual Team Tech Kaua‘i Adopt-a-School Learning Celebration will be held tomorrow at the Kaua‘i War Memorial Convention Hall, 8:30 to 11 am. The public is invited to view student displays and watch demonstrations of the work Kaua‘i’s schools have done in partnership with local high tech companies. Throughout the year, these businesses coordinate classroom activities and special events for students at their adopted schools that augment the school’s math and science curriculum. In some instances, companies have also assisted schools in upgrading their computer systems or provided professional development for teachers.
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