The Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism’s (DBEDT) Aloha Stadium office and NIC Hawaii have launched a new online storefront to the public.

The Department of Labor, Hawaii Occupational Safety & Health Division (HIOSH) and NIC Hawaii have launched an online payment platform to accept payments for HIOSH Safety Certifications and Inspection Citations owed to the HIOSH Division.

The Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism’s (DBEDT) Small Business Regulatory Review Board (SBRRB) is pleased to announce enhancements to the SBRRB website, sbrrb.hawaii.gov, that will make it simpler for small business owners and other users to navigate government regulations.

“Small businesses want to succeed, generate income, and grow, but sustainability may be impacted by rules and regulations,” said Robert Cundiff, SBRRB chair. “If you are…
Read more… Small Business Regulatory Review Board Website Enhancements

We are pleased to announce the launch of a redesigned Honolulu Emergency Services Department (HESD) website at emergencyservices.honolulu.gov.

HESD consists of the Honolulu Emergency Medical Services Division, the Honolulu Ocean Safety and Lifeguard Services Division, the Health Services Branch and the Community Outreach Response and Engagement (C.O.R.E.) Branch. The Department is responsible for the safety of the 1 million residents living on Oahu and its roughly…
Read more… Honolulu Emergency Services Department Launches Redesigned Website

The Department of Education McKinley Community School for Adults (MCSA) and NIC Hawaii have launched an online service to accept payments for class registrations and school supplies at the Farrington Campus, with other campuses rolling out payment services in the coming year. 

The service went live on August 29, 2022 and can be accessed via mcsa.ehawaii.gov.

“We’re excited to launch a new online payment…
Read more… State of Hawaii Department of Education McKinley Community School for Adults, NIC Hawaii Launch New Online Payment Service for Farrington Campus

The Attorney General’s Civil Recoveries Division and NIC Hawaii have launched an online payment platform to accept payments for debts owed to the State of Hawaii that have been referred to the Civil Recoveries Division.

The service went live on August 12, 2022 and can be accessed via agpayments.ehawaii.gov.

“We’re excited to launch a new Attorney General payment system online,” said Michael Vincent,…
Read more… State of Hawaii Attorney General, NIC Hawaii Provide New Online Collections Payment Services

Beginning May 1, 2022 the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) will have a new online tool that will verify if a hunter has won a lottery prior to purchasing a lottery hunting tag. The service can be accessed by going to gohunthawaii.ehawaii.gov/public/tags.

Hunters have been able to purchase hunting tags and permits online since November 2021. Some tags require that the hunter win…
Read more… Lottery Winners Now Verified Prior to Purchasing Hunting Tags

The Hawaii Department of the Attorney General’s Notary Public Office is pleased to announce active notary commissions can now apply to become a remote online notary (RON) at notary.ehawaii.gov.

On January 1, 2021, the enactment of Act 54 permitted the Notary Public Office to amend the Hawaii Administrative Rules to allow notaries public located in Hawaii to provide services to signers in any location, including online…
Read more… Hawaii Remote Online Notary Applications Now Available Through Attorney General Website

The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) has released a new online service that allows hunters to purchase hunting tags and permits online. The service can be accessed by going to Go Hunt Hawaii and selecting Tags & Permits. 

The process is easy. The hunter selects the tag or permit they want to purchase, logs in, completes the form, makes payment online, and then downloads…
Read more… Online Hunting Tags and Permits Now Available on Go Hunt Hawaii

NIC Hawaii and the Hawaii Department of Budget and Finance are pleased to announce the launch of the redesigned State of Hawaii Unclaimed Property Search.

The search is provided as a method for citizens to locate unclaimed property for themselves or their family members. Examples of types of unclaimed property include:  

Contents of safe deposit boxesDeposits held by utility companiesDormant savings and checking…
Read more… The Redesigned State of Hawaii Unclaimed Property Search is Now Available