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Register to vote and have the correct address on your voter registration by July 9, 2020 to receive your Primary Election ballot by mail.
Register to vote by October 5 to vote in the General Election. Remember, if you've moved since the last election you need to register again.
To register to vote, check to see if you are currently registered to vote and update your voter registration, click link https://olvr.hawaii.gov/. There is also a paper voter registration packets in Office of Elections and all are welcome to drop by to fill one out, if you are not already registered - Maui office is at 200 South High Street, Room 708, Wailuku, Hawaii 96793 and they can be reached at Phone: (808) 270-7749.
For Important Dates Click: https://elections.hawaii.gov/…/request_format~h…/cat_ids~53/
Register to vote by October 5 to vote in the General Election. Remember, if you've moved since the last election you need to register again.
To register to vote, check to see if you are currently registered to vote and update your voter registration, click link https://olvr.hawaii.gov/. There is also a paper voter registration packets in Office of Elections and all are welcome to drop by to fill one out, if you are not already registered - Maui office is at 200 South High Street, Room 708, Wailuku, Hawaii 96793 and they can be reached at Phone: (808) 270-7749.
For Important Dates Click: https://elections.hawaii.gov/…/request_format~h…/cat_ids~53/
We love to share WMTA news, as well as community programs and events, that will benefit the West Maui community. Click here to see all of the latest news and events shared.
Highlighted posts are listed below, and you can view it by clicking on the title:
Highlighted posts are listed below, and you can view it by clicking on the title:
- How Hawaii's GET adds to island healthcare costs - a report by Grassroot Institue of Hawaii - Click Here
- Real Property Tax for July 2020-July 2021 - Click here
- Read the Grassroot Institue Press Release emailed 5/22, with brief details how to rescue Hawaii's economy, in their "Road Map to Prosperity" - Click Here
- West Maui Hospital Synopsis
- Retrofitting Homes to Withstand Major Hurricane Strength Winds - Click Here
- Every week, the Tax Foundation of Hawaii shares a "Weekly Commentary" that we do our best to share with you weekly as well. When you Click here you will find these posts.
- The most recent WMTA newsletter, The Voice, can be viewed by clicking here. Archives can be found here.
One of the WMTA goals is to keep West Maui safe! Through the years, they continue to work along side others to ensure safety with emergency preparedness info to help. Some resources are below:
- Mayor Michael Victorino discussion West Maui Emergency Planning with Community was heldo on Tuesday, OCTOBER 29th Co-Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Lahaina and West Maui Taxpayer's Association. Click here to watch the video produced by Akaku.
- Video: The Importance of After-Action Reports in Emergency Planning - September 19, 2019 presentation by Dennis Terpin, Ph.D. click here
- Executive Summary of areas requiring attention and improvement based on analysis of After Action Report of Lahaina area fires and floods in August 2018 - Click here
- WMTA previously held community planning meetings to come up with a plan in case of an emergency. Click here for the latest drafts of the West Maui All Hazard Plan.
- Retrofitting Homes to Withstand Major Hurricane Strength Winds, was shared and provided by the County of Maui MEMA.
WATCH THE 2019 ANNUAL MEETING Click here to view
WATCH THE LATEST HOT TOPICS MEETING - Click Here to view
Disaster Preparedness Expo 2016 was a success!
Click here to view all the presentations
Click here for Posts regarding Expo.
WATCH THE LATEST HOT TOPICS MEETING - Click Here to view
Disaster Preparedness Expo 2016 was a success!
Click here to view all the presentations
Click here for Posts regarding Expo.
The Taxpayers Voice for a safe and beautiful community. The West Maui Taxpayers Association (WMTA) is a non-profit organization founded in 1974 to provide an organized voice of support for public and private improvements which have potential benefit for the West Maui community from Lahaina to Kapalua.WMTA was founded to assure that West Maui would receive its fair share of tax-funded improvements by state and county governments. WMTA has been at work on these improvements for over 40 years. Click here to read more about WMTA.