State of Hawai'i (16 Jobs)
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About State of Hawai'i
The State of Hawai'i is the official government entity serving the Aloha State, operating through its executive, legislative, and judicial branches. The state's official website, Hawaii.gov, serves as a centralized portal for citizens, businesses, and visitors to access government services, information, and resources. Managed in partnership with Tyler Hawai'i under the oversight of the Access Hawai'i Committee, the portal provides online services, news, and agency directories at no cost to taxpayers. The state is led by Governor Josh Green, M.D., who was sworn in on December 5, 2022, and Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke.
As of July 2026, the State of Hawai'i continues to operate its official portal Hawaii.gov, offering a wide range of online services including unemployment claims, business registration, tax payments, and state park reservations. The state's latest news includes updates on cyclosporiasis cases, voter service center openings for the August 8 election, and transportation projects. The portal has received multiple awards in 2025, including MarCom Awards (Gold x2), w3 Awards (Gold and Silver), and Davey Awards (Silver x2).
Governor Josh Green, M.D. and Lt. Governor Sylvia Luke
Official source ↗25 Senate members (staggered 4-year terms) and 51 House members (2-year terms)
Official source ↗Unified state court system including Supreme Court, Intermediate Court of Appeals, and lower courts
Official source ↗Vendors can register via HIePRO and Hawai'i Compliance Express for state contracting
Official source ↗Hawai'i Made Program promotes authentic local businesses and products
Official source ↗MarCom Awards Gold x2, w3 Awards Gold and Silver, Davey Awards Silver x2 (all 2025)
Official source ↗Recent activity
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Latest NewsNews Release â DOH Confirms Two Additional Travel-Related Cases of Cyclosporiasis in Hawaiâi ResidentsFriday, July 24, 2026 08:45 AM from Office of the GovernorVoter Service Centers Open July 27Friday, July 24, 2026 08:18 AM from Office of ElectionsTraffic emergency zone hearing for KaukmualiÊ»i Highway in Ê»ÅmaÊ»oWednesday, July 22, 2026 02:47 PM from Department of TransportationNews Release â DOH
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News Release â DOH Confirms Two Additional Travel-Related Cases of Cyclosporiasis in Hawaiâi Residents Friday, July 24, 2026 08:45 AM from Office of the Governor STATE OF HAWAIÊ»I KA MOKU Ê»ÄINA O HAWAIÊ»I  JOSH GREEN, M.D. GOVERNOR KE KIAÊ»ÄINA  DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH KA Ê»OIHANA OLAKINO  KENNETH S. FINK, M.D., MGA, MPH DIRECTOR […]Voter Service Centers Open July 27 Friday, July 24, 2026 08:18 AM from Office
Read official source ↗DOH Confirms Two Additional Travel-Related Cases of Cyclosporiasis
The Hawaii Department of Health confirmed two new travel-related cases of cyclosporiasis in Hawaii residents, as announced by the Office of the Governor.
Read official source ↗Voter Service Centers Open July 27
From July 27 through August 8, voter service centers will provide in-person election services including voter registration and accessible voting ahead of the August 8 election.
Read official source ↗MarCom Awards - Gold x2 (2025)
The Hawaii.gov portal received two Gold awards in the 2025 MarCom Awards for excellence in marketing and communications.
Read official source ↗Traffic Emergency Zone Hearing for Kaumuali'i Highway
HDOT announced a traffic emergency zone declaration on Kaumuali'i Highway near milepost 10.1 in 'Oma'o to accelerate procurement and waive certain permitting requirements.
Read official source ↗DOH Alerts Public to PT Organics Limited Recall of Pumpkin Tree Peter Rabbit Organics Pouches
The Department of Health alerted the public to a limited recall of Banana & Strawberry pouches by PT Organics.
Read official source ↗State Takes on Hawaiian Electric for Walking Back Pollution Commitments
The State of Hawaii announced legal action against Hawaiian Electric for reneging on pollution reduction commitments.
Read official source ↗Honolulu-bound Likelike Highway Closed Evening of July 24 for Signal Work
HDOT announced a full closure of Honolulu-bound Likelike Highway on July 24 to replace a traffic signal mast arm.
Read official source ↗HDOT Reminds Public Not to Post Campaign Signs Along State Highways
HDOT reminded the public that posting political campaign signs on state highway property is unlawful.
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Exploring Career Opportunities with the State of Hawaii
The State of Hawaii offers a variety of career opportunities across multiple departments and counties. Job seekers can explore positions on the official careers site, which lists openings by department such as Health, Transportation, and Education. The site also provides links to county-specific jobs and federal opportunities via USAJOBS.
Reference source ↗Tips for Applying to State of Hawaii Positions
When applying for state jobs in Hawaii, ensure you have a complete application and any required documents ready. The state's careers portal provides detailed job descriptions and application instructions. For vendor or contractor roles, consider using Hawaii Compliance Express to streamline clearances.
Reference source ↗Recent Updates from the State of Hawaii
The state has been active with news on public health, transportation projects, and election services. Recent highlights include voter service center openings, highway closures for maintenance, and health alerts. These updates are available on the Hawaii.gov latest news page.
Reference source ↗Where candidates can start with the latest openings
State of Hawai'i currently has 16 published openings. Applicants can compare INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT TECHNICIAN – OAHU, State of Hawai’i Job and EDUCATION SPECIALIST V (AQUATIC RESOURCES) – OAHU, State of Hawai’i Job, then review each vacancy page for qualifications, duties, location and application instructions before deciding which role best matches their background.
Reference source ↗State of Hawai'i FAQs
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How do I apply for a state job in Hawaii?
You can browse and apply for job openings with the State of Hawaii Executive branch (excluding Department of Education) at the State of Hawaii Careers website: https://jobs.hawaii.gov/careers/. The site lists positions by county and department.
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What is the Hawaii Compliance Express and how does it help job applicants?
Hawaii Compliance Express is a service that allows vendors and contractors to obtain clearances online from multiple state agencies (DCCA, Department of Taxation, IRS, DLIR) for a $12 annual fee. It is useful for those seeking to do business with the state, including employment-related compliance.
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Are there job training programs available through the state?
Yes, the Workforce Development Division provides free referral and placement services linking job seekers with employers. Additionally, the Hawaii Job Corps Center offers no-cost education and career technical training for young people ages 16 to 24.
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How can I file for unemployment in Hawaii?
You can file a claim online through the Hawaii.gov portal under the Jobs & Unemployment section. The site provides information for claimants, including a benefits estimator and contact details for employers.
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What federal job resources are available for Hawaii residents?
The state website links to USAJOBS, the federal government's official employment site, where job seekers can find federal opportunities across the United States and worldwide.
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