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County DOT to hold two Kīhei community events about Park Maui on July 24, 25
The County of Maui Department of Transportation will hold two community events on July 24 and 25, 2025, in Kīhei to provide updates on the Park Maui program and gather community input. The events aim to inform residents, businesses and visitors about the County’s new parking management initiative, which focuses on improving parking access and efficiency in high-demand areas.
PARKLINQ Expanding to Maui, Generating Revenue to Support Environmental Projects
PARKLINQ, a Hawai‘i company that makes it easier to find, reserve and pay for affordable parking from a mobile phone, is expanding to Maui. The company says their services can be used to benefit Valley Isle nonprofit organizations, which can raise funds to protect the environment.
Ask the Mayor: Overflow Parking From Long-Term Rental Tenants
Mayor Michael Victorino answers some of the most-asked questions submitted to his office staff.
Ask the Mayor: What Can Be Done About Cars Taking Up More Than One Parking Space?
There are usually three vehicles taking up the space of five or six with six feet between them in Lahaina.
Ask the Mayor: Too Many Renters, Not Enough Parking
If a landlord has multiple renters in a household, shouldn’t there be a limited amount of parking for them?
One Hour Free Parking at Outlets of Maui
Outlets of Maui is now offering customers one hour of free parking; and an additional two hours of parking validation can also be earned with a minimum purchase
Ask the Mayor: Can a Commercial Business Use Street Parking for Its Own Use?
Is it permissible for a commercial business to use street public parking for its own commercial use?
Parking Fees Proposed for Maui’s ʻĀhihi-Kinaʻu
The state is proposing parking fees for the ‘Āhihi-Kina‘u Natural Area Reserve on Maui in an effort to provide a self-sustaining funding source.
Ask the Mayor: What are the Rules for Public Street Parking?
Is it okay to park personal cars overnight, especially along a busy road/street?
Ask the Mayor: Who Put All the No Parking Signs in Kūau?
I’m wondering if these are signs put up by the county or by someone in the neighborhood?
The Shops at Wailea Implements New Parking Validation System
Under the new system that launches on Oct. 1, 2015 customers will be able to park free for the first hour. Customers can also receive one complimentary validation for an additional two hours with a minimum purchase of $25 at retail locations with the center.