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Newest items will appear at the top of the list.
Thursday, November 06, 2008
 2009 Sewer Credit Program Residential sewer customers should apply for the County’s Sewer Credit Program that can save you $20 per month in sewer utility payments. Deadline for submitting an application is December 31, 2008.
2009 Sewer Credit Application & Affidavit Form
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Thursday, October 09, 2008
Tax Credit Applications Tax credit applications are now being accepted by the Real Property Tax Office and deadline for filing is 12/31/08. Download the PDF forms and get more details on the Real Property Forms & Handouts page.
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Thursday, August 14, 2008
New Landfill Site webpage A new webpage was created for the New Landfill Site. Click here to access it.
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Real Property Tax Reform Bill
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Tuesday, July 01, 2008
Real Property Tax Reform Bill 2274 The proposed real property tax system strives to accomplish the overall policies of the County through tax incentives. read more ...
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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.
11/19/2008 - Kekaha bottle redemption center closed today - KEKAHA – The Kekaha Landfill bottle redemption center is closed today because of problems with the scale that weighs recycling materials. The center is scheduled to reopen on Saturday. Normal operating hours at the Kekaha center are Wednesdays and Saturdays, 8 am to 4 pm, with no break for lunch. The nearest bottle redemption center to Kekaha that is open today is located next to the Lāwa‘i Post Office. Normal operating hours at the Lāwa‘i center are Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8 am to noon.
11/17/2008 - November designated Tint and Vision Obstruction Awareness Month - LĪHU‘E – The Kaua‘i Police Department Patrol Services Bureau has designated November as Tint and Vision Obstruction Awareness Month. “One of our goals is to educate the public about traffic safety laws,” said Lt. Mark Scribner. “Hopefully, by focusing on several related traffic safety laws each month, we can reduce the number of accidents on our roadways.” Throughout the month of November, patrol officers will be monitoring compliance with laws relating to tint and vision obstruction, and will issue citations to anyone who violates these laws.
11/17/2008 - Green waste not accepted at Hanalei and Kapa‘a transfer stations - KAPA‘A – Green waste is not being accepted at the Hanalei and Kapa‘a refuse transfer stations until further notice due to safety concerns caused by muddy conditions in the drop-off areas. In the meantime, residents may drop off their green waste at the Līhu‘e or Hanapēpē transfer station or the Kekaha Landfill.
11/14/2008 - Brushfire behind Kapa‘a Elementary School - KAPA‘A – A brushfire broke out behind Kapa‘a Elementary School at around 2:20 this afternoon. Eleven firefighters and rescue specialists from the Kapa‘a and Līhu‘e stations responded to the fire.
11/14/2008 - Fourteen complete multi-agency rescue training - LĪHU‘E – Certificates were presented this morning at the Līhu‘e Civic Center to local first responders who recently completed a grueling, two-week multi-agency rescue craft operator training. Among the recipients were the following:
Kaua‘i Fire Department – Makali‘i Andrade; Aaron Hawthorne; and Dane Smith.
Ocean Safety Bureau – Matthew Burman; Anthony Jaquias; Edward Pananganan; Bruce Stine, and Kleve Zarbaugh. Gad Ho‘okano, Kristopher Huber and Justin Tabalno were unable to be at the presentation.
Pacific Missile Range Facility Crash Fire – Aaron Amorin and Aaron Labuguen. Kaiana Palama was not able to make it.
“The participants went through a very physically demanding program, which included rescue scenarios in a wide range of settings across the island,” said Kalani Vierra, OSB’s Supervising Officer. In order to qualify for the rescue craft operator training, a strong foundation in aquatic rescue operations is required and a minimum of two years of service.
11/13/2008 - Community invited to forum on teen suicide - ANAHOLA – A community forum on teen suicide will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 18, at the Anahola Clubhouse. The theme of the event is “Hope, Health and Healing.” Dinner will be served at 5:30 pm, courtesy of Queen Liliuokalani Children’s Center (QLCC). The forum will begin promptly at 6 pm. “We want to reach out to the community on the subject of suicide and let them know what kinds of resources are available on Kaua‘i,” said Gina Kaulukukui with Life’s Bridges Hawai‘i, Inc., noting that this is a collaborative effort.
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