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Street Name Street# Range Pickup Day(S) County of Maui - Refuse Pickup Days (Maui Island-Central, Upcountry, West, South) Street name Street# Range Pickup Day(s) Pickup Method AA PL TueFri Automated AA ST TueFri Automated AALA PL MonThu Automated AE PL Mon Manual AEA PL TueFri Automated AELOA RD Thu Manual AEWA PL MonThu Automated AHAAINA WAY MonThu Automated AHAIKI ST MonThu Automated AHEAHE PL MonThu Automated AHINA PL MonThu Automated AHINAHINA PL TueFri Automated AHOLO RD MonThu Automated AHONUI PL Fri Manual AHUALANI PL MonThu Automated AHULUA PL Wed Manual AHUWALE PL MonThu Automated AI ST Tue Manual AIA PL Fri Manual AIAI ST MonThu Automated AIKANE PL Mon Manual AILANA PL MonThu Automated AINA LANI DR MonThu Automated AINA MANU PL Tue Manual AINA PL MonThu Automated AINAHOU PL Mon Manual AINAKEA PL TueFri Automated AINAKEA RD 41 - 1431 TueFri Automated AINAKEA RD 1486 - 1684 TueFri Automated AINAKULA RD TueFri Automated AINAOLA ST Mon Manual W AIPUNI PL 2 - 45 TueFri Automated E AIPUNI PL 156 - 162 TueFri Automated AIPUNI ST 48 - 155 TueFri Automated AKAAKA ST Thu Manual AKAHAI PL Mon Manual AKAHELE ST TueFri Automated AKAI ST MonThu Automated AKAIKI PL TueFri Automated AKAKE ST MonThu Automated AKAKUU ST MonThu Automated AKALA DR TueFri Automated AKALANI LP MonThu Automated AKALEI PL MonThu Automated AKEA PL TueFri Automated AKEKE PL TueFri Automated Page 1 of 35 County of Maui - Refuse Pickup Days (Maui Island-Central, Upcountry, West, South) Street name Street# Range Pickup Day(s) Pickup Method AKEU PL TueFri Automated AKI ST Wed Manual AKINA ST MonThu Automated AKOA PL Mon Manual AKOLEA PL TueFri Automated AKOLEA ST TueFri Automated AKONI PL Thu Manual AKULE PL TueFri Automated AKULIKULI WAY TueFri Automated AKUMU WAY Thu Manual ALA HOKU PL Fri Manual ALA MOANA ST Mon Manual ALA OLU PL Mon Manual ALAAPAPA PL MonThu Automated ALAE RD Wed Manual ALAEA ST MonThu Automated ALAHEE DR Mon Manual ALAHELE PL TueFri Automated ALAIKI PL MonThu Automated ALAKAI ST MonThu Automated ALAKAPA PL TueFri Automated ALAKO ST Mon Manual ALAKU PL TueFri Automated ALALANI ST MonThu Automated ALALOA RD TueFri Automated ALALUANA RD Tue Manual ALAMUKU ST Thu Manual ALANA PL Tue Manual ALANEO PL TueFri Automated ALANI PL Mon Manual ALANIA PL MonThu Automated N ALANIU PL MonThu Automated S ALANIU PL MonThu Automated ALANUI PL TueFri Automated ALANUILILI PL TueFri Automated ALAPIO PL MonThu Automated ALAUME ST TueFri Automated ALAWAI RD TueFri Automated ALE PL Fri Manual ALEA PL Thu Manual ALEHELA PL TueFri Automated ALEHELA ST TueFri Automated ALEIKI PL Mon Manual ALEKANEKELO PL TueFri Automated ALENA PL MonThu Automated ALENUI ST Mon Manual Page 2 of 35 County of Maui - Refuse Pickup Days (Maui Island-Central, Upcountry, West, South) Street name Street# Range Pickup Day(s) Pickup Method ALEO PL TueFri Automated ALEPA PL TueFri Automated ALIHILANI ST TueFri Automated ALIIKOA PL TueFri Automated ALIILANI PL MonThu Automated ALIIOLANI ST MonThu Automated ALIO ST MonThu Automated ALOALO PL Thu Manual ALOHA AINA PL TueFri Automated ALOHI PL Thu Manual ALOHIA PL Mon Manual ALOHILANI ST MonThu Automated ALOKELE PL MonThu Automated S ALU RD TueFri Automated W ALU RD TueFri Automated ALULIKE ST MonThu Automated ALUNA PL TueFri Automated AMI ST TueFri Automated ANALANI ST Fri Manual ANALIO ST MonThu Automated ANAMULI ST MonThu Automated ANAPA PL TueFri Automated ANEKONA ST MonThu Automated ANELA PL TueFri Automated ANI ST MonThu Automated ANIA PL TueFri Automated ANO ST TueFri Automated ANOHEA WAY MonThu Automated ANOHOU ST TueFri Automated ANUENUE PL TueFri Automated ANUHEA PL MonThu Manual ANUWANU PL Thu Manual AO HOKU PL MonThu Automated AOIKI ST Thu Manual AOKU PL TueFri Automated AOLANI PL Mon Manual AOLEWA PL Wed Automated AOLOA LP TueFri Automated AONE ST TueFri Automated APAA PL MonThu Automated APALA PL Mon Manual APALAPANI LN Mon Manual APANA RD MonThu Automated APAPANE PL MonThu Automated APAU PL MonThu Automated APO PL Thu Manual Page 3 of 35 County of Maui - Refuse Pickup Days (Maui Island-Central, Upcountry, West, South) Street name Street# Range Pickup Day(s) Pickup Method APUWAI ST TueFri Automated ARECA PL Tue Manual AU PL Mon Manual AUHANA RD TueFri Automated AUINA PL TueFri Automated AUKAHI ST TueFri Automated AUKAI PL 800 - 99999 MonThu Automated AUKAI ST 1 - 799 MonThu Automated AULII DR MonThu Automated AULII PL MonThu Automated AULIKE ST MonThu Automated AUOLI DR MonThu Automated AUPUNI ST Wed Manual AWA PL MonThu Automated AWAIKU ST MonThu Automated AWAKEA LP MonThu Automated AWALAU RD Fri Manual AWAPUHI PL Mon Manual AWIHI PL TueFri Automated AWIKIWIKI PL TueFri Automated BAKER ST Wed Manual BALDWIN AVE MonThu Automated BALTHAZAR PL Tue Manual BERMUDA PL Tue Manual BOUGAINVILLEA PL Tue Manual BREWER RD MonThu Automated BURNS PL Tue Manual BURNS RD Fri Manual CALASA RD 1 - 999 TueFri Automated CALASA RD 1000 - 99999 Wed Manual CANE PL TueFri Automated CENTRAL AVE MonThu Automated S CHURCH ST Mon Manual CHURCH ST Fri Manual COCONUT PL Tue Manual COOKE RD Wed Manual COPP RD TueFri Automated CORAL PL Tue Manual CROSS RD Wed Manual DICKENSON ST Wed Manual DOOR OF FAITH RD Fri Manual EA ST Mon Manual EHILANI ST MonThu Automated EHOEHO ST Thu Manual EHU IKI PL Tue Manual EHU RD Tue Manual Page 4 of 35 County of Maui - Refuse Pickup Days (Maui Island-Central, Upcountry, West, South) Street name Street# Range Pickup Day(s) Pickup Method EKAHI WAY MonThu Automated EKE PL Mon Manual EKOA PL Mon Manual EKOLU PL MonThu Automated EKOLU ST MonThu Automated ELEU PL MonThu Automated ELILANI ST MonThu Automated ELIMA PL MonThu Automated EMOLOA PL TueFri Automated EONO PL TueFri Automated EWA PL MonThu Automated FERN PL Tue Manual FLEMING RD Mon Manual FOSTER PL Wed Manual FREITAS PL Tue Manual FRONT ST 1 - 544 MonThu Automated FRONT ST 545 - 545 Fri Manual FRONT ST 546 - 99999 MonThu Automated GINGER PL Tue Manual HAAHAA ST MonThu Automated HAAHEO PL Thu Manual HAAWINA ST TueFri Automated HAELE PL MonThu Automated HAHANA RD Fri Manual HAIKI PL TueFri Automated HAIKU NANI PL TueFri Automated HAIKU RD 1 - 899 TueFri Automated HAIKU RD 900 - 99999 TueFri Automated HAKALANI PL TueFri Automated N HAKAU PL MonThu Automated S HAKAU PL MonThu Automated HAKINA PL TueFri Automated HAKOI HEMA PL MonThu Automated HAKOI PL MonThu Automated HAKU HALE PL TueFri Automated HAKU PL Thu Manual HAKUHEE WAY Tue Manual HAKUI LP Mon Manual HAKUI PL Thu Manual HALA PL Thu Manual HALALAI PL MonThu Automated HALALAI ST MonThu Automated HALAMA ST MonThu Automated HALAULANI ST MonThu Automated HALE KAI ST MonThu Automated HALE KIPA RD MonThu Automated Page 5 of 35 County of Maui - Refuse Pickup Days (Maui Island-Central, Upcountry, West, South) Street name Street# Range Pickup Day(s) Pickup Method HALE LIO PL TueFri Automated HALE MAKAI PL TueFri Automated HALE PILI WAY TueFri Automated HALE ST Wed Manual HALEAKALA HWY 2800 - 3599 MonThu Automated HALEAKALA HWY 12000 - 19000 TueFri Automated HALEKUAI ST MonThu Automated HALELANI PL TueFri Automated HALELO ST Tue Manual HALEMALU PL TueFri Automated HALENANI DR MonThu Automated HALEPAKA PL Mon Manual HALEWAIU RD MonThu Automated HALEWILI ST Mon Manual HALIIMAILE RD Thu Manual HALIU ST TueFri Automated HALOA RD Fri Manual HALONA ST TueFri Automated HALULA PL TueFri Automated HAMANA PL Mon Manual HAMAU PL TueFri Automated HAMIHA ST MonThu Automated HANA HWY 1 - 999 Mon Manual HANA HWY 1000 - 5999 Fri Manual HANA HWY 6000 - 96999 Fri Manual HANALANI ST MonThu Automated HANALE WAY TueFri Automated HANALEI PL Mon Manual HANAMALIA PL TueFri Automated HANAMU RD MonThu Automated HANAUANA RD Mon Manual HANAWAI ST Thu Manual HANIPALA PL TueFri Automated HANIU PL MonThu Automated HANOHANO ST TueFri Automated HAPAKOLU PL TueFri Automated HAPAPA RD Wed Manual HAPUA PL TueFri Automated HAUKAI PL TueFri Automated HAULANI ST MonThu Automated HAUMANA RD Fri Manual HAUMEA PL TueFri Automated HAUNANI PL MonThu Automated HAUOLA PL Wed Manual HAUOLI RD Wed Manual HAUPOA PL TueFri Automated Page 6 of 35 County of Maui - Refuse Pickup Days (Maui Island-Central, Upcountry, West, South) Street name Street# Range Pickup Day(s) Pickup Method E HAWAII ST MonThu Automated W HAWAII ST MonThu Automated HAWEA PL Tue Manual HEA PL TueFri Automated HEAAULA PL Fri Manual HEALANI PL Thu Manual HELENA PL Fri Manual HEMA PL Thu Manual HEMALA ST Tue Manual HENOHEA PL MonThu Automated HEWAHEWA DR Thu Manual HIAHIA ST 1 - 1423 MonThu Automated N HIAHIA PL 1424 - 99999 MonThu Automated HIBISCUS PL Tue Manual HIEHIE ST MonThu Automated N HIENA PL MonThu Automated S HIENA PL MonThu Automated S HIGH ST TueFri Automated HIHIO PL Wed Manual HIILANI ST Thu Manual HIILEI PL TueFri Automated HIIPALI LP Wed Manual HIKI PL TueFri Automated HIKINA PL Thu Manual HILINAI ST TueFri Automated HILU PL MonThu Automated HINA AVE TueFri Automated HINA PL TueFri Automated HINANO ST Fri Manual HINE WAY Fri Manual HIOLANI ST MonThu Automated HIWALANI LP MonThu Automated HO EHA ILI WAY MonThu Automated HOAKA PL TueFri Automated HOALA DR TueFri Automated HOALIKE ST MonThu Automated HOALOHA PL MonThu Automated HOALU PL TueFri Automated HOANO PL MonThu Automated HOAPILI ST Mon Manual HOAUNA ST MonThu Automated HOE PL TueFri Automated HOE ST TueFri Automated HOENE ST MonThu Automated HOG BACK RD 227 - 999 Mon Manual HOG BACK RD 1300 - 1500 TueFri Automated Page 7 of 35 County of Maui - Refuse Pickup Days (Maui Island-Central, Upcountry, West, South) Street name Street# Range Pickup Day(s) Pickup Method HOHANI PL Fri Manual HOIHOI PL TueFri Automated HOKEO PL MonThu Automated HOKEO ST MonThu Automated HOKIOKIO PL MonThu Automated
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