August 13, 2010 By News Staff
"It's designed to help make county government more accessible and more efficient." -- County of Hawaii Mayor Billy Kenoi (pictured).
For a convenience fee of $2.50, plus 2.25 percent of the registration cost, Hawaii County drivers can now renew their motor vehicle registration online.
Available 24/7 through the state's official website, the registration renewal service is another tool "designed to help make county government more accessible and more efficient," said Mayor Billy Kenoi.
Citizens can access the online system at the website by providing the last four digits of their vehicle identification number (VIN) and their license plate number. Then they simply follow the steps to go through the entire payment process.
"For Hawaii County motor vehicle owners, we've essentially taken a 'waiting in line' service online," said Lee Lord, manager of the Hawaii Vehicle Licensing and Registration Division.
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