The County of Hawai’i’s Vehicle Registration and Licensing Division is unable to process vehicle registrations and driver’s licenses due to the failure of a state mainframe computer system.
The system went down on Monday, June 26, 2017. The state is working to fix it, but there is no estimated timeframe for when services will be restored, the division said.
The county must rely on the state to resolve the problem affecting DMVs statewide.
The Vehicle Registration and Licensing Division apologizes for the inconvenience this outage poses, and appreciates the public’s understanding in the meantime.
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For further information, contact Naomi O’Dell, County of Hawaiʻi Vehicle Registration and Licensing Division at 961-8021 and 323-4801.
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The County of Hawai’i’s Vehicle Registration and Licensing Division is unable to process vehicle registrations and driver’s licenses due to the failure of a state mainframe computer system.
