The DEERS office here is complete trash. Employees find a way to say no instead of how can I help…read moreyou. I can't believe the issues with this office have not been properly addressed.

Love this place! It's clean, lots of machines to choose from, friendly staff. If you'll visit the…read moreright time, it's not as crowded. Thanks Jonah and Micah for filling us in after our long absence. I wish the sauna will be fixed soon.

I love this little gym. Theres nothing fancy about this place, really. But it is right by my work…read moreso I can walk over and get a quick workout on my lunch. Its never really busy around lunch time and I can always find an elliptical, treadmill, or stairmaster to work on. They have tons of free weights as well as machines with weights in a small room to the side. They also have a sauna there. The locker rooms have lockers available for daily use or I think you can rent one out on a monthly basis or something like that (don't quote me on this!). Another great perk here is that they have free wifi! So you can stream your music without going over on your data (for those of us who don't have those plans that exclude music from our data usage). The staff here is friendly. Once they see you enough, they always say hi. I always see them cleaning the machines too and sweeping. Some things to remember: *Bring your ID card as they have 100% ID check. Once you register, you have to scan each time you come in. *Bring a small towel to wipe your sweat. *Wipe the machines down after you use it with the provided paper towels and cleaner. *Bring your headphones. Although they play music, theres just so much machines running, weights clanging together, and just movement in general, it is kind of hard to hear the music well.

Did I almost park in the HPD side of the parking lot? Yes I did!…read moreDon't do that. My only gripe is their parking lot is ridiculously small!! I had lucked out and grabbed the last stall in the front. I guess you could find street parking but I just couldn't believe there were maybe 30 stalls for a building that runs the Drivers Licensing Center and Satellite City Hall. I just went in to pay my registration but overhearing the front clerk, they do accept walk-ins for all other services but yesterday they were quoting a 2-3hour wait. So please, if you're doing any type of Tax payments, or DL renewal, make an appointment! If you're just running in to pay your car reg. they do have a Express line, and they will point you into the direction. The Clerk/Cashier was extremely friendly and very helpful. I was there for maybe 10mins at most. I normally utilize the DMV Kiosk but for some reason my safety check from last year wasn't showing in the system so that's the reason for my visit. They do not accept cash but they do tack on a fee for credit cards, if you use check you don't have to pay the fee so bring your checkbook if you still have them :)

Literally negative stars if I could. If you're into chaos, confusion, and catching high blood…read morepressure before 9am, Wahiawa DMV is the place for you. I went FOUR times trying to get a duplicate title for my friend who moved off-island. Every time I brought what they told me to bring--and every time they told me it was wrong. Make it make sense. One guy straight up said my name wasn't on the POA while I was looking at it in bold print. I asked him a separate question for myself and he took my docs and voided them for no reason. I went back, got helped by a grumpy Filipina manang who rattled off instructions like she was an auctioneer. Zero effort to be helpful. Literally told me, "yes you have the right documents but we don't process them at this counter so u need to sit and wait an hour over there to be helped." She didn't blink at all. Finally get helped after 2 hours only to be told I actually don't have the correct documents. FIVE HOURS wasted that day alone. I gave up and went to Kapolei. Whole different vibe--like I stepped into a Disney DMV. Staff smiled, spoke like actual humans, told me exactly what I needed, and even said "have a nice day." I was in and out in under 5 minutes. Bottom line: If you want to start your day mad, go to Wahiawa. If you want to be treated like a person, go to Kapolei. I've never seen such a wild difference in customer service in my life.

The Schofield Barracks Post Office is truly a gem. I love the charm of the historic building, and…read morethe ladies who work there are so genuinely friendly and helpful--it's always a pleasure to visit. I have to admit, I'm a sucker for new stamp designs, but that's just fine because snail mail is a lost art, and there's nothing quite like receiving a handwritten letter or a thoughtful card in the mail. They're well-stocked with plenty of flat-rate boxes, mailers, and envelopes, so it's easy to get everything you need. Parking is convenient, and the open-air concept of the building is my absolute favorite--it's such a refreshing experience. While they're closed on the weekends (all post offices are closed on Sundays, but this one also closes on Saturdays), it's not a problem--I just jog over to the Wahiawa Post Office when needed. This location is a win-win for those with base access. If you ever happen to go by there, tell them Deb the Notary said "Aloha!" ! See you on Yelp!

Closes well before 4 pm despite advertising their business hours. Kinda ridiculous they can close…read morewhenever they want without any notice.

This is a great library that is within walking distance from the Inn on Schofield…read more Your military ID is used as your library card. If you just moved here and don't have a permanent address quite yet, don't worry about it. You're able to update your address at a later time. The staff are really friendly and awesome. The library holds frequent kid-friendly and family-oriented events. Follow their Facebook and Instagram pages for updates and monthly event calendars so you don't miss out!

What can I say wrong about a library?…read more This library is on base, your military ID is your library card. They've got bunches of books from every genre, along with DVDs and games you can checkout as well. The DVDs and games have a limited number you can check out, but you can check out all the books you want! What I'm not a huge fan of is their non fiction section. There's only non-fiction, there's no autobiography, historical categories, they're just all together, which makes it harder to find what you're looking for. Read some books people!