I always make a point of visiting the local fire stations on my trips to Oahu. i also stop over at…read moreStation 7 in Waikiki to say hello to the on-duty crew. These professionals are always welcoming and can advise you on most matters, even where to shop and eat! Appreciate their service to the community. Stay safe!!

A big mahalo to the fire fighters at the McCully Moiliili station who came to my aid recently when…read moreI had a medical emergency. Though it was after normal business hours when I drove to the station, I appreciated that they didn't turn me away but dropped everything to calm me down and call an ambulance. I'm afraid I don't remember anyone's names or faces, but I do recall feeling safe and impressed with the rapid response. I am thankful to know the station is nearby, and now when I hear the fire trucks blaring down Kapiolani Boulevard, I say a silent prayer of protection for these brave souls that they may continue to do what they do best -- save lives.

They were so helpful when we had a family member needing help. Paramedics are professional and…read morerespectful. Glad to have them around.

Thank you for always being there for those in need as well as for the community. Thank you…read moreespecially to the two firefighters on this Sunday that made our 2 year old grandson Alex a very happy little boy by taking pictures with him and allowing him to take pictures with the fire truck. The Aloha that these two firefighters showed us was very special not only to Alex, but also to Grandma and Grandpa. Just goes to show that these HEROs not only save lives, but also help to shape lives. Our grandson will always remember what these two firefighter did for him today. Sorry that we didn't get your names, but if you read this, you know who you are and thank you. BTW, the special touch of running after us to give us the sticker put the largest smile on Alex's face. THANK YOU Engine 34!! And especially to those two very special firefighters!! Big Mahalo!!

My dog had an accident in the car on my way to the airport. The Nice firemen here we're very sweet…read moreand accommodating with things I ask for to clean the mess. Thank you for the help and Thank you for your service and dedication to our community.

Amazing and kind (and handsome) firefighters at this location! Unfortunately, we've seen them in…read moreaction on PHRoad. hard working!!! Incredible to see them in action...!

Their catchy Halloween Theme Colored Sign caught my eye in their front lawn across the street from…read moreone of my favorite breakfast stops; Liliha Bakery. "NOT EVERY HERO WEARS A CAPE - PLAN & PRACTICE YOUR ESCAPE" seems to be their October Theme! Words of wisdom from real life heroes that are at our call 24/7/365. Would give a Five Star review just for that fact but will wait until I can come back to get a tour! Mahalo for your dedication to service before self! God Bless our Firefighters and related First Responders!

In giving it 4 stars only because of the historic building that the Mayor and City Council presides…read morein, and the surrounding area. Honolulu Hale is a beautiful structure that is in need of repair. Right now they are fixing the men's bathrooms and soon will be working on the women's. Hopefully they'll be doing more upgrades. The grounds are well kept and often used fort different activities such as the City Lights, Vegan Fest and others. Besides Honolulu Hale, there's the HPD memorial, Mission Memorial and the Frank Fasi Municipal Parking and Building. I'm not going to comment on how the city and county is runned cause that would be a novel. And that would have brought the stars down to 1.

The City and County agencies often get mistaken for divisions for the state. However, one of the…read moredivisions that I currently deal with a lot is the Division of Facility Maintenance and City Refuse Division. A lot of these workers are to be commended for the jobs that they undertake. A lot of the employees that I deal with are friendly, knowledgeable and articulate, know the facts and what to do and the job gets done! I am tirelessly working to clean up our area, I see a lot of trash dumping, one call or a post on Honolulu 311, generally gets the job done. Folks, please commend your city workers in these division. Oftentimes they don't get credit where credit is due! Great job people!

I pass this fire station everyday and they sit on the hill of the cut off. Basic fire station. Free…read moreblood pressure tests. Great little info signs sometimes. I always see them patrolling the neighborhood and always on the scene when needed.

I needed deeds for some properties. Gary in the deed…read moredepartment patiently walked me through the process to find the document numbers and deeds on the computer. I really appreciated his willingness to help me! Kudos to employees like Gary'

Wow, the best experience I I ever had. Excellent service at the records & recording. I forgot the…read moregirl who helped me but she was the best.

Lots of history to see for free inside of the active court house. There was a time period when…read moremonarchy ruled and the laws transitioned to what they are today. I haven't seen this mentioned in any travel guides. It's worth going in for 30 minutes to learn more about Hawaii.

I happened upon the Supreme Court building after seeing the amazing statue of King Kamehameha V in…read morefront. The historic Supreme Court building has a long history. The structure was intended to be a palace for Kamehameha V, but converted during construction to a needed government building for the Republic of Hawaii, known as Ali'iolani Hale. The Italian Renaissance Revival building was designed by Thomas Rowe, a British architect and dedicated in 1884. Today, the building houses the King Kamehameha V Judiciary Center and the Hawaii Supreme Court. The building is free and open to explore, but you have to go through security. The interior has a lovely marble atrium with dual winding staircase in a center atrium. There is a small dome at the top of the atrium. Original woodwork exists throughout the building. In the History Center is a small movie theater, that offers several interesting films about Hawaiian government and history. A small museum houses early Hawaiian legal artifacts. An original Victorian era courtroom is available to explore. Upstairs is a modern courtroom that serves as the Hawaii Supreme Court, which was not in session during my visit. Plan an hour visit (or less if you skip the films). I did not see nearby parking, I took the bus as part of my visit to Iolani Palace, which is across the street. They are open 8:00 am - 4 pm.