Office of the Governor

Hawaii, known as the Aloha state is a group of 137 islands in the north central Pacific Ocean. The major islands are Ni ihau, Kaua i, O ahu, Moloka i, Lana i, Kaho olawe, Maui and Hawaii. Hawaii's climate features mild temperatures, moderate humidity and cooling trade winds. The state flower is the yellow hibiscus and state tree is the candlenut. Hawaii s government is made up of a 51 member House and a 25 member Senate. The two levels of government in Hawaii are state and county. Counties perform most services usually assigned to cities and towns. Honolulu is the capital city and is on the Island of O ahu. Hawaii is committed to diversifying the economy. Industries encouraged are science and technology, film and television production, sports, ocean research and development, health and education tourism, diversified agriculture and floral and specialty food products. Hawaii has a population of more than 1.2 million and became a state in 1959.

The Legislative Reference Bureau Library in Honolulu, HI, serves as a vital resource for access to government information and legislative materials in the Aloha State. It supports the community by providing essential services for residents, visitors, and businesses navigating Hawaii's government structure. Under the leadership of Governor Josh Green and Lt. Governor Sylvia Luke, the library is part of a broader commitment to enhancing civic engagement and transparency in government. By offering reliable and accessible information, it aims to foster an informed citizenry and promote participation in the legislative process. Generated from the website