Mayor Alan M. Arakawa
Raising a family is one of the most stressful and rewarding jobs in the world. Every moment is precious, so every little bit we can do to make things easier is priceless.
The County offers many ways to make life a little simpler by paying bills and accessing information online. Instead of waiting in line at 
the DMV, you can renew your vehicle registration, pay your property taxes and buy bus passes online.
Our County website, www.mauicounty.gov, has received numerous awards, most recently a 2013 Sunny Award for transparency in government websites. This award recognized our efforts to share public information that empowers citizens and keeps government accountable to the people.
Ann and I have raised two daughters and cared for both our parents for 25 years, so I have a deep appreciation for the challenges we all face in caring for our families. I hope you can take advantage of the County’s many online services. Have a happy and safe summer!
Visit Maui County online at www.mauicounty.gov to save time. Here is a partial listing of all you can accomplish with just a few clicks:
Pay Bills Online:
Bicycle and moped registration
Buy bus passes
Dog license and registration
Motor vehicle registration
Park reservations and payments
Property tax payment
Residential refuse collection (trash bill)
Water – auto pay and usage
Online Services & Info.:
Apply for County jobs
Bus maps and Google Transit
Complaints/request for service
DMVL wait-times at satellite offices
Land and permit information/viewer
Maui County Code
Parks listings and information
Property tax records
Recycling and disposal guide
Youth programs including PALS and Junior Lifeguard programs
Subscribe to Notifications:
Emergency Civil Defense and Water notifications
Board and commission meetings
County Council and Committee meeting agendas and documents
County event calendar
Job and bid postings
Press releases
Road closures
Photo: Mayor Arakawa is joined by Jubilee Pali Kaneakua, 3, Hawana Ka’aihue, 3, and Little Explorers Teacher Vanessa Valencia in planting pinwheels in honor of Prevent Child Abuse Month. The proclamation was held this past April in conjunction with efforts by the State Department of Health – Family Health Services Section of the Maui District Health Office.
