COVID-19 Coronavirus Information

 County of Maui - Public Health Emergency Rules 

Mayor Michael Victorino announced a "stay at home and work from home" amendment to the Public Health Emergency Rules in an effort to fight the spread of COVID-19. The amendment is effective at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday, March 25, 2020. The new order will be in effect until April 30.  

COVID-19 Information Page

Maui County Covid-19 Resource Page

New website with Information and Resources for Residents and Businesses

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    • The website sponsored by the County of Maui, includes: 
    • Latest news and updates from the County of Maui and other agencies. 
    • County, State and Federal programs and funding sources available to assist businesses and residents. 
    • Volunteer opportunities to give back to the community.

The County of Maui and its agency partners continue to monitor COVID-19 (coronavirus) and execute emergency procedures.  Please visit our COVID-19 Information page for guidance and resources to prepare your family for potential impacts.

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  1. Water Shut-down - April 14, 2020

    WATER SHUT-DOWN AFFECTING WAILUKU. On Tuesday, April 14, 2020, Mira Image Construction LLC will be performing work on the County’s water system from approximately 8:00 am to 2:00 pm. Read on...

  2. Drive-Through COVID-19 Testing in Hana on Friday, April 10

    Drive-through COVID-19 testing will take place in Hana on Friday, April 10, in the parking lot across from the tennis court at the Hana Ball Park. Read on...

  3. Drive-Through Testing for COVID-19 on Thursday, April 9

    Drive-through testing for COVID-19 will take place tomorrow, Thursday, April 9 at Keopuolani Regional Park. Read on...

  4. Mayor Victorino provides statement on COVID-19 cases at Maui Memorial Medical Center

    Mayor Michael Victorino provided the following statement on COVID-19 cases at Maui Memorial Medical Center. Read on...

  5. Update: Ualapue Shaft in East Molokai no longer tests positive for E. Coli bacteria

    A resampling of water from the Ualapue Shaft in East Molokai has been confirmed to meet federal Environmental Protection Agency and state Department of Health water quality standards. It does not contain any traces of E. coli contamination. Read on...
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