Find White Pages in Waimea Kauai
The Waimea Kauai White Pages helps you run a people search on the west side of Kauai. This Waimea is a small historic town near Waimea Canyon, not to be confused with Waimea on the Big Island. All records for this Waimea flow through Kauai County offices and the Fifth Circuit Court in Lihue. The town sits far from the county seat, so most lookups start online with state and county tools. The search widget below begins a Waimea Kauai White Pages query right away.
Waimea Kauai White Pages Overview
Waimea Kauai Records and the County Clerk
The Kauai County Clerk handles records requests for Waimea residents. The office sits at 4396 Rice Street, Suite 101, Lihue 96766. Phone (808) 241-4800. Hours run Monday to Friday, 7:45 AM to 4:30 PM. Start at the clerk page for forms and contact info.
Clerk staff run elections, register fictitious business names, and process UIPA requests. The Uniform Information Practices Act gives you a right to public records. Agencies have ten business days to answer a written request. Paper copies run $0.25 per page. The first hour of search time is free.
Online access for Waimea residents is easier than a drive to Lihue. The county runs a one-stop portal at connect.kauai.gov. Use it for Home Exemption filings, permit items, and property tax payments tied to a Waimea address.
Note: A Waimea Kauai lookup often needs the island qualifier in a broader search tool, since Waimea also exists on the Big Island with the same ZIP start of 96.
Waimea Kauai Property and Address Lookups
Property records do the heavy lifting for most Waimea White Pages searches. The Kauai Real Property Tax Assessment Division is at 4444 Rice Street, Suite A-454, Lihue 96766. Phone (808) 241-4224.
The free online search sits at qpublic.net/hi/kauai. Run a search by address, TMK, owner name, or sales date. Waimea parcels begin with 4, the Kauai county digit in the Tax Map Key system. Example TMK format: 4-5-4-007-051-0000. Tax Payment portal is at kauairpt.ehawaii.gov/propertytax.
The screen above is the Kauai property tax portal on qpublic.net. Results show owner, assessed value, building info, and sales history.
Deeds and mortgages go to the state. The Hawaii Bureau of Conveyances keeps a Kauai Branch at 3060 Eiwa Street, Room 210, Lihue. Phone (808) 241-3223. Online searches are free at boc.ehawaii.gov. Document images run $1 per page. Certified copies cost $5 for the first page, plus $1 per extra page. A free quick check at hawaii.propertychecker.com pulls from the same data.
Waimea Kauai Court Cases and eCourt Kokua
All court records for Waimea go to the Fifth Circuit in Lihue. District court cases handle traffic, small claims up to $5,000, civil cases up to $40,000, and minor crimes. The Fifth Circuit Court next door takes felonies, large civil cases, family court, and probate.
Run a free case search through the state court records search page. eCourt Kokua covers traffic, criminal, civil, Land Court, and Tax Appeal filings. Search by name, case number, attorney name, or ticket number. Sealed files and juvenile cases do not show.
Criminal history checks come from the Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center. Visit the criminal history FAQ. Name-based checks are $30. A self-check is the fastest way to fix a mistake on a record.
Waimea Kauai Police Records
The Kauai Police Department covers Waimea from its main station in Lihue. The address is 3990 Kaana Street, Suite 200, Lihue 96766. Phone (808) 241-1711. Hours run Monday to Friday, 7:45 AM to 4:30 PM.
The KPD site posts report request forms, station contacts, and crime data. A written UIPA request works for records not on the counter.
The screen above is the Kauai Police Department page. Traffic reports go out to drivers named in the file. Valid government photo ID is required for any in-person request.
Daily arrest logs post at the station. Fees for copies vary by document type and length. Call the Records Division for current figures.
Vital Records for Waimea Kauai Events
Birth, death, marriage, and divorce records all come from the state. The Hawaii Department of Health Vital Records Section in Honolulu is the only issuing office. Phone (808) 586-4533. There is no vital records office on Kauai.
The first certified copy runs $10. Each extra copy ordered at the same time is $4. Records stay closed for 75 years after the event. Only the person named, a close family member, a legal guardian, a legal rep, or someone with a court order can get a confidential copy.
Order by mail, online through VitalChek, or in person in Honolulu. Photo ID is required. For older records, the Hawaii State Archives holds Kingdom-era vital data, probate files, and Mahele land records.
Waimea Kauai Planning and License Lookups
The Kauai Planning Department at 4444 Rice Street in Lihue covers Waimea. The planning page hosts a WebGIS tool. That tool shows parcel boundaries, land use maps, flood zones, and subdivision plats for every Waimea parcel.
West side of Kauai has a mix of ag land, small farms, and coastal SMA districts. A zoning letter from Planning is often needed before a title company or bank closes a deal.
Check a Waimea professional license through the state at cca.hawaii.gov/pvl. The tool covers contractors, doctors, nurses, real estate agents, and about 48 other trades. Waimea businesses show in Hawaii Business Express. Bulk data for researchers is on the Open Data Portal.
Nearby Kauai White Pages Pages
Waimea sits on the west side of Kauai. If the person you want may live elsewhere on the island, try a nearby page.
For the countywide rundown of offices and fees, see the Kauai County White Pages hub. It ties together every clerk, court, and tax contact for the Garden Isle.
Mailing a UIPA Request from Waimea
Mail still works for public records in Hawaii. The rules come from the Uniform Information Practices Act. Any state or county office takes a written request. You can use OIP's model form or type your own. A Waimea resident can mail a request to the office that holds the file. State offices sit in Honolulu. County offices sit at the county seat for the island that handles the record.
What goes in the letter? Put your name, address, phone, and a clear list of the records you want. Date it. Sign it. If you want a fee waiver, say so. State why the ask serves the public. Keep a copy. Staff log every request and must send an answer within ten business days. Twenty business days sets the outer limit when more time is needed.
Fees kick in for search and copy work. The first hour of search time is free. After that the rate is $2.50 per fifteen minutes. Paper copies run $0.25 per page. Staff send an itemized notice if the total will top a set cap. You pay before the records go out.
Note: A mail request from Waimea should always give a return address so staff can send records or a status update back to you.