It's not often that a C&C or State clerk at the DMV or City Hall will offer fast and friendly…read moreservice, so today's experience definitely stood out. Props to Mollie Brunn at the service counter for a really great experience. She was polite, professional, friendly, and fast. I went in to transfer a vehicle title and registration into my name and was expecting that it would take forever. I had an appointment thru the AlohaQ website that I made a week ago and went in about fifteen minutes early. The location was pretty full, so I was glad that I had an appointment. I checked in at the front and was instructed to take a seat to be called. They have an electronic sign board behind the counters so you can see your appointment number, time, and place in line. Mollie called out my name about 5 minutes later and directed me to a window that was closed. She helped me there and verified my paperwork, and instructed me how to complete it. The entire process only took less than 5 minutes, and I was done with my new title and registration in hand. Hooray!!

This satellite silly hall is located in the Windward city mall. Walk between Baskin-Robbins and…read moreLNL, across from McDonald's and you'll easily find it. Staff was very personable. This location takes appointments and walk-ins. All your forms can be found in the front entry right inside the door.

A beautiful courthouse right across the street from Winward Community College. Feral chickens road…read morefree and they ask us not to feed them. Pay tickets and fines here.

The best recruiting station out their! Great customer service and professionalism! I would be…read moreglad to send anyone to them to join!

From the owner: Great customer service, Spend 20 minutes and see what we can do for you. Great jobs, free…read moreeducation, travel, salary, career opportunities, on job training, etc. call and see if you qualify.

Danielle was super awesome!!! Made my day... my birthday is even better!!!…read more Nevermind about the "City or state" workers being unfriendly or not helpful. She was truly friendly, helpful and great customer service!!! I'm glad I ventured from town to come here to this location. I would never want to anywhere else... especially the kalihi location. I hope others would give kudos and praise for these people at this location. Yes, there will always have a few that is not as great as Danielle, hopefully you would be lucky to have her assist you in the future. Honorable mention and shout out to Desiree, she was also great!!! Mahalo for the dept for having such a great crew!!!

Absolutely terrible experience at the DMV in Temple Valley/Kaneohe. The service is inconsistent and…read moreextremely frustrating. One week they'll tell you a document is acceptable, then you come back with the exact same document and suddenly it's no longer valid. It feels like documents just get passed around from person to person until someone finally decides they can't accept it. There seems to be no clear communication or consistency between employees, which wastes people's time, gas, and entire days off work. If the requirements were explained clearly and consistently from the beginning, it would save everyone a lot of frustration. I understand policies exist for a reason, but the customer service and lack of consistency here really needs improvement. Wouldn't recommend to anyone. I would say take the 20 mile drive to the opposite side of the island even though gas prices are outrageous! The service here is worse!

On the smaller side for a library BUT they have lots of CHILDREN'S BOOKS and you can rent a…read morechildren's ukulele as well. We have stopped by here a few times and my toddler enjoys the variety of books that they offer here. The staff is kind and helpful as well when we visit.

The Kaneohe Public Library shares the same steep and potholed driveway as the Kaneohe Police…read moreStation and a park that has no name! My friend's daughter played soccer at that park, and called it "Civic Field". The park isn't even on Google maps, but it has a small restroom that I'm afraid to use because of the homeless people that are hanging around. Anyway, some things are not under our control. I just want to warn library patrons about the environment. Yesterday, a guy was swearing - I think at the police next door - while a small group of characters loitered outside the park's restroom; and an "auntie" sat in the far corner of the new parking lot with her shopping wagon, covered with a blue tarp. During another visit, there were some bodies, covered in blankets and sleeping bags, lying on the landing between the stairs from the parking lot to the library. Instead of hopping over them, I walked up the steep driveway, not wanting to wake them up... It's kinda spooky and makes me not want to stay at the library for a long period of time, especially if the sun is going down... I just run in, pick up a DVD that I had reserved online, and leave as soon as possible. It's sad, but what can be done? It is a really nice area... The library has great facilities, free wi-fi, $1 movie rentals for a whole week, and other outstanding resources like Storytelling hour for the keiki. The librarians are so patient and helpful! The restroom is clean and functional, even though the building is old and could use a facelift. There's even a Friends of the Library bookstore at the parking lot level! HOURS OF OPERATION: Open 10 am - 5pm on Sunday, Tuesday & Thursday; 10am - 8pm on Monday & Wednesday, 1pm - 5pm on Fridays Closed on Saturdays and State Holidays I will still continue to support our local library - just have to stay on alert mode! Mahalo!

I really do not recommend tourists going out of their way to drive on this highway, which is known…read moreas "Highway of Death" due to it's one lane roads going up along a volcano, but it's two way traffic. You can be the best driver, but you come across a bad driver, all it takes is a bad driver and someone can end up dead. You really need to look ahead, plan ahead in case a car is coming towards you, and see where you can pull over to let oncoming traffic go. It's also recommended that you go West to East on the highway (come up from the South) as the hardest part of the highway is the West part. You also can't honk to warn you're coming down the road as to people's surprise, people do live in that area on that puny road. You have been warned.

Road to Hana is totally overrated in my opinion. We conquered the Kahekili Highway which has been…read morereferred to as one of the most dangerous roads in the entire world. The journey includes the best majestic coastal views and lush greenery I have ever seen. The kicker? The road hugs the edge of the sea cliffs and is very narrow (often just one lane), with many blind curves and no guard rails. One-lane bridges are common, requiring drivers to yield to oncoming traffic. Kahekili Highway was one of the mountain roads very few people knew about - which is probably what made me love it even more. I was excited and scared at the same time. My adrenaline was pumping from a combination of the picture-perfect views and the possibility of meeting another oncoming vehicle on the narrow cliff. Road to Hana was way too touristy. When everyone I spoke to and every blog told me to do it, I should have stayed away from the overrated ride that left me underwhelmed.

A beautiful campus because they have this banana festival today on Sunday, September 21, 2025. They…read morehad honey samples and cake, samples and banana samples, of course, and they also sold banana dumps for $40. Grow your own banana she outside. They were selling local farmers market produce, and had a nice way of anything banana related. They also had banana growers provide education on everything. You know about banana growing. The campus is beautiful. With beautiful trees, and the lawns are perfectly nice. And it's right next to the courthouse. There are feral chickens on the property. Walking around everywhere. They will never bother you.

First time taking online classes but instructors made it easy. Campus is always beautiful as I live…read moreright down the road, I love the library and the little cafe outside.

This business offers EBT and Financial Services. The wait time is hours on end to wait on the phone…read morefor a "live agent" to answer. The phone line always has a recording. When they call you back, the call "drops." Their system & transparency sucks. For a telephone interview & etc., clients have to call the line that no staff answers. Both these numbers do nothing for the clients. Hire more staff if that's your excuse. The # of 808-233-5325 in Kaneohe on Luluku Rd. close to Masa & Joyce, states on their voicemail that their location is closed to the public but I walked in recently. Their call center number of 1-855-643-1643 sucks as well. Revise your process, your processing center. Get stepping staff. Ya'll don't deserve any stars but I have to pick 1 star to complete this post. This is their email to submit documents for the Kaneohe area/location. koolaupc@dhs.hawaii.gov and bessdkoolauprocessingcenter@dhs.hawaii.gov

What do you do when there's a mountain in your way?…read more Blast a hole in it and make a tunnel! That's what finally happened after about 30 years of planning, local protests, and lots of controversy. Halawa Valley is the site of some ancient Hawaiian artifacts and sacred grounds. The people were trying to preserve their heritage. The Government assured them that the area wouldn't be harmed as the freeway would be built above the site... and so it happened... The Tetsuo Harano tunnels are a pair of the longest tunnels on the Island of Oahu. Inside, they are beautifully tiled with a glossy blue to white fade theme. There was a Fun Run/Walk before the tunnels were opened up to vehicles. I had a chance to see the beautiful tiles up close! In 1997, the side-by-side tunnels (almost a mile long each) were opened for use at the cost of approximately $80 billion per mile - the most costly highway in the USA! With the help of Federal Funding, the Interstate H-3 connected the Windward side of Oahu with the Halawa area. My coworkers who live on the Leeward side of the island were so happy when the tunnels were built. Now, they don't have to drive around the Koolau Mountain Range to get to our hospital in Kaneohe! When you drive through the tunnels, you will see some of the most awesome views of Oahu! Keep your eyes open as you emerge from the opposite end!

Best freeway on the Island with impressive wide, two lane, well lite tunnels that make the commute…read moreon H3 a breeze! Don't get to comfortable easing on down this super Highway! There are highway patrol cars and motorcycles lurking just before and sometimes after the tunnels. Magnificent engineering marvel to cut such a large path through these majestic mountain! Five Stars for those tax payers that made it happen and a gratifying honk and shaka to those that maintain these tunnels and roadways!