This post Office is close to my work, so I come here quite often. There located in the Pukalani…read moreTerrace Center close to Foodland, Pizza Hut, Subway, American Savings Bank, and Supercuts. The staff are sometimes friendly and other times it seems like they don't want to be bothered. But I still come here anyway. I love to buy the stamps I have so many Forever Stamps.

getting mail when its here but not given not able to pick up mail when they are closed being told…read moreim using them for storage is absurd my mail opened before sent out tracking not included deliberate way when cards look like they hsve something in them,

Let's begin with mail fraud. Ive had two separate physical checks sent to my address. As you can…read moresee, per the USPS website, my address is valid and I receive plenty of junk mail and other address-specific correspondences. Both checks were returned to sender and told "not a valid address." I have spoken with those senders and we have triple-checked our address....they are correct. The mail is sorted by a computer to be distributed to their specific routes/neighborhoods - I know this because I am close with former employees. So the ONLY time my checks were touched by human hands was by the carrier. So its determined by said carrier if the address is valid or not valid and this carrier ABSOLUTELY knows my address is valid because my partner is a former carrier for Makawao and knows the carrier personally - my partner was fired and after filed junction with the union for wrongful termination....there is a civil case pending. I get ALL of my other mail - but two official checks get sent and those are the ones that get returned? Both addresses check out? Personal grudge with current carrier? Thats beyond suspicious. And if you go on usps.com to file a complaint "Sorry, that service isnt available." This is a felony...that means when this comes to light, which I will definitely make sure it does (Yelp is just the beginning) I won't see people fired - I will see them charged.

Why are Saturday hours cut so early? Instead of 11 why not 1??? Most can't get to post office…read moreduring the week so Saturday is a better option for a lot of ppl.

Bought things galore out here and only brought a carry on, and only intend to bring back a carry…read moreon. So, we mail the goodies back home. The staff was friendly, it wasn't busy, so everything felt efficient to me.

Shout out to Margaret who is always a pleasure to work with. Professional and prompt. Today she…read morehad a recommendation that saved me a fair amount of money. Thanks!

It's nice to use this office instead of the one in Kahului, because the lineups are so short. I…read moredidn't have an appointment, but I only had to wait a couple of minutes to renew my drivers license. The lady was helpful and I got a temporary license, followed by the real license a few weeks later. Lots of easy parking too.

I had a surprisingly short visit to this branch this morning to renew my Driver's license. The…read moreapplication was short and easy to fill out and my wait time was maybe 15 minutes. The woman who helped me was friendly and my entire transaction took less than 5 minutes. The place has been renovated in recent years and was clean and well organized. They could probably do with a few more chairs, though it would probably impede foot traffic a little bit as it is a small office. Overall, it was a pretty pleasant morning.

They closed early Monday they closed Tuesday. No warning …read more Just "closed due to staff shortage" their kiosk location information is out of date. Poor Lahaina. Lahaina DMV is closed.

I would normally prefer to drink bleach than go to the Lahaina DMV in person as they have been so…read moreunprofessional and unfriendly and downright rude during all of my visits. I went in to renew a car registration for a friend who is off island with a very sick husband, and they were absolutely awful and totally unhelpful. The DMV employee I was dealing with refused to believe the car belonged to my friend even though I had the actual original car registration certificate in hand. They refused to help me and I had to force myself to try again. However, today I hit gold! In the name of Mylene (angels singing and a halo appearing above her), who was so friendly and helpful and proficient and downright unbelievable for the DMV. She is a godsend to the DMV and I hope they realize it!! While I was waiting for my number to turn up (feeling like I was on the set of Beetlejuice, in the departed waiting room) I heard Mylene help an older man who had recently lost his wife, and a man who lost his house in the Lahaina fires. She was helpful and sympathetic and just a wonderful person to them which was so beautiful to listen to. When it was my turn she was just as helpful and understanding and friendly. Mahalo Mylene, you made my, and several other people's day. I don't think you realize what a breath of fresh air to the Lahaina DMV you are.

To protect and serve. I think we have it good on Maui compared to the horrible incidents you see…read moreon the continent. FACILITIES: My parents retired from MPD so I've been inside both buildings. The old station was that sunken, 2-level building right next to the county building and currently houses the county permits office. They moved from those cramped quarters to their current spot on Mahalani Street in the mid 80's. Back then, you could literally walk through the entire building as no doors were key-controlled. Not anymore. Today, the public has access only to the receiving desk and traffic sections. POSITIVE EXPERIENCES: Calling 911 has been quick and efficient. Like other reviewers have stated, I too have gotten a condescending operator on the line, but it is a high-stress job with measly pay, so I get it. Working with the public, you do get your fair share of a-holes just like at any job. My outcomes have always been favorable whenever I needed help, from health emergencies to minor traffic accidents to non-emergent issues. I even got out of jury duty once due to my relationship with the department, LOL! Years ago, riding in a friend's truck from Lahaina to Kahului, we almost got into a head-on collision as some idiot was overtaking cars. After we swerved off the shoulder, luckily an officer was right behind us and pulled the yo-yo over. Most recently, I had someone clip my vehicle and drive off. I gave chase, an officer saw the other driver speeding, he gave chase but lost them, I provided the license plate number, he got their info, their insurance paid. Yes! NEGATIVE EXPERIENCES: Once, I was driving to Lahaina and traffic was just stopped in the Ukumehame area. It wasn't the usual gridlock but one car that was stopped at the head of the line backing up traffic. I had no idea what was going on so I blew my horn as we were just sitting there. In any other city it would be accepted but not to this one dick-of-an-officer who came up to my car and gave me crap about it. Back around 1996, even after providing the license plate number to the attending officer of a hit-and-run driver, I got no info back on the other driver and got stuck with the repair bill. OVERALL: Thanks for keeping Maui safe!

I'm visiting Maui and I carry around police patches from my department to trade with other…read moredepartments around the world. I called this station and was blown away by how helpful multiple officers were in getting me a patch to trade. I left with a beautiful Maui patch in hand, a smile on my face, and a great story to report to my department. Thank you Maui Police!

What a wonderful setting out side which is historical. Very…read morewelcoming and good service. I wish more people went here. This is a contemplative and liberal Christ based Church.

A little bit of Hawaiian history hidden in Kihei…read more Lovely spot to visit for anyone, not just the observant. "The Church by the Sea" is an open air church built in 1853, and was the first in all of Hawaii to have a Hawaiian ordained minister. Strangely this seems to be a quiet feature; I found the commemorating plaque hidden behind some half-alive potted plants. There's a small cemetery, and a simple but charming outdoor walk for the 14 Stations of the Cross. It's quiet, green and contemplative. Might be a nice place to attend a morning service, in the splendour of Creation. Certainly better than any crazy megachurch that looks more like a gaudy car dealership than a place of worship.

First of all this place is big, bigger than Kahului's one for sure, we wanted to throw our…read moredaughter's first birthday party here but sadly they were close for renovations. Second they finally have AC? It was still a bit hot tho. Lastly the bathroom, I mean for real! The bathroom is actually clean.

WCC is aka the Velma McWayne Santos community center, was once the shining jewel of Maui's public…read morevenues, but has since been trumped by newer, climate-controlled buildings in other areas. The building is made with hollow tile which is a natural insulator, resulting in a cool interior despite the hot conditions outside, and ceiling fans aid in the cooling process. The open beam ceilings provide for an airy feeling. The space can be divided into 3 separate rooms or 1 big one which holds about 400-450 people max. There are lots of big windows that allow natural light to pour in. The fixed stage is equipped with a garage door backdrop that leads to the back of the facility and allows for easy set up for bands & entertainment. The only downfall is the tiny parking lot. There's an adjacent parking lot next door for park users but more than likely a sporting event will be happening so parking is normally super tight.