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Moving to the islands? Welcome to the life of aloha! Moving can be such a stressful time in your life and requires so much attention to details. Allow me to assist you with your questions about schools, neighborhoods, the business community and the services that are available here in East Oahu. I'd be happy to give you a tour of the neighborhoods and to help you get oriented.
Please visit the following websites for information about resources and services in Honolulu. Enjoy the prospect of island living and the wonderful benefits of a Honolulu lifestyle! |
 | VISIT THE OFFICIAL SITE OF THE STATE OF HAWAII
eHawaii.gov is the State of Hawaii's initiative to provide state and local government information and services to businesses and local citizens via the Internet. Resources relating to Government, Business, Community, Education, and Employment can be found at this site. http://www.ehawaii.gov/dakine/index.html |
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OUR TRANSPORTATION
Buses
“The Bus” system on Oahu is very extensive and highly utilized by school-age children and adults. Public buses are now equipped with racks that can carry two bicycles. For routes, fares, timetables and maps, see http://www.thebus.org/
Hawaii Superferry
HandiVan
TheHandi-Van is the City and County of Honolulu’s paratransit service for persons with disabilities. TheHandi-Van provides comfortable and reliable transportation services throughout Oahu. It is a CURB-to-CURB service operated by Oahu Transit Services, Inc. under contract with the City and County of Honolulu.
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OUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii serves as ‘The Voice of Business’ at the Hawaii State Legislature and the county councils, and also as a liaison between the civilian and military communities in Hawaii. The Chamber’s principle functions include advocating on behalf of business interests and the business community; offering training and seminars key to helping businesses grow; providing networking and marketing opportunities; a connection to Hawaii’s military and the latest on issues and trends affecting Hawaii’s business community. http://cochawaii.com/ The Small Business Association website is http://www.sba.gov/localresources/district/hi/index.html.
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