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Hawaiian Telcom - 2019 Oahu Book Hawaii State Government CRM Indent Telephone CLEC Line Information A/C/D Indent Comments, Changes & Notes Line# Level Number ID Hawaii State Government YJ2-0777 (Oahu Blue Page Main Cap ) 100000002800010 DL0000002 LS00000002 1 0 Hawaii State Government 3 1 If The Number Of A Specific Office Or Person Is Not Known Call 586-2211 5 1 ACCOUNTING & GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF 6 2 1151 Punchbowl 8 2 Accounting Division 586-0600 9 3 Pre-Audit Branch 586-0650 10 2 Administrative Services Office 586-0696 11 3 Fax 586-0707 12 3 Risk Management 586-0547 13 3 Fax 586-0553 14 2 Archives Division 15 3 Hawaii State Archives 364 S King St 586-0329 16 3 State Records Center 729B Kakoi St 831-6770 17 2 Audit 586-0360 18 3 Fax 586-0738 19 2 Automotive Management Division 20 3 Administration 586-0343 21 3 Fax 586-0354 22 3 Motor Pool Branch 586-0338 23 3 Parking Control Branch 24 4 Parking Control Office-Permits & Applications 586-0344 25 4 Parking Control Operations-Enforcement 586-0352 26 5 Or Call 586-3854 27 2 Campaign Spending Commission 235 S Beretania St 586-0285 28 2 Central Services Division 729 Kakoi St 831-6733 29 2 Washington Place 320 S Beretania St 586-0240 30 2 Washington Place Tours 586-0248 31 2 Comptroller 586-0400 32 2 Deputy Comptroller 586-0402 33 2 Office Of Enterprise Technology Services (ETS) 586-1910 34 3 Fax 586-1922 35 2 Information Services 586-2211 36 2 King Kamehameha Celebration Commission 355 N King St 586-0333 37 2 Office Of Elections 38 3 802 Lehua Av 453-8683 39 3 Fax 453-6006 40 2 Personnel Office 586-0369 41 3 Fax 586-0349 42 3 TDD 586-0369 43 2 Public Works Division 586-0526 44 3 Staff Services Office 586-0510 45 3 Contracts 586-0517 46 3 Fax 586-0521 47 3 Plans & Specs Distribution 586-0512 Oahu HSG HSG Accts & Gen Oahu 2019 List Pic Page 1 of 3 Hawaiian Telcom - 2019 Oahu Book Hawaii State Government CRM Indent Telephone CLEC Line Information A/C/D Indent Comments, Changes & Notes Line# Level Number ID 48 3 Technical Services Office 586-0455 49 3 Planning Branch 586-0500 50 3 Leasing Services Branch 586-0505 51 3 Construction Management Branch 586-0423 52 3 Project Management Branch 586-0466 53 2 Stadium Authority 54 3 Aloha Stadium 55 4 PO Box 30666 Honolulu 96820 483-2500 57 4 Fax 483-2823 58 4 Box Office 486-9300 60 4 Events 486-9511 61 4 Food Concession 488-0924 62 4 Lost And Found 486-9511 63 4 Parking 483-2772 64 4 Security 483-2806 65 2 State Foundation On Culture And The Arts 67 3 250 S Hotel St 2nd Floor 70 3 Administration 586-0300 71 3 Administrative Service Assistant 586-0303 72 3 Accounting 586-0773 73 3 Art In Public Places 586-9950 74 3 Community Arts And Education Program 586-0768 75 3 Biennium Grants 586-0309 76 4 Or Call 586-0840 77 3 Folk And Traditional Arts 586-0771 78 3 Information Specialist 586-0305 79 3 Hawai'i State Art Museum 586-0900 80 3 Hawai'i State Art Museum Educator 586-9958 81 3 Hawai'i State Art Museum Rentals 586-9959 82 3 Fax 586-0308 83 2 State Procurement Office 586-0554 84 3 Administrator 587-4700 85 3 Inventory Management 586-0562 86 3 Surplus Property 729 Kakoi St 831-6757 87 2 Survey 586-0380 88 3 Fax 586-0383 89 2 Systems And Procedures 586-0578 629 1 CULTURE & THE ARTS STATE FOUNDATION ON 630 2 See Accounting & General Services Department Of 2609 1 PUBLIC WORKS 2610 2 See Accounting & General Services Department Of Oahu HSG HSG Accts & Gen Oahu 2019 List Pic Page 2 of 3 Hawaiian Telcom - 2019 Oahu Book Hawaii State Government CRM Indent Telephone CLEC Line Information A/C/D Indent Comments, Changes & Notes Line# Level Number ID Oahu HSG HSG Accts & Gen Oahu 2019 List Pic Page 3 of 3 Hawaiian Telcom - 2019 Oahu Book Hawaii State Government CRM Indent Telephone CLEC Line Information A/C/D Indent Comments, Changes & Notes Line# Level Number ID Hawaii State Government YJ2-0777 (Oahu Blue Page Main Cap ) 100000002800010 DL0000002 LS00000002 1 0 Hawaii State Government 3 1 If The Number Of A Specific Office Or Person Is Not Known Call 586-2211 92 1 AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT OF 93 2 1428 S King 95 2 Fax 973-9613 96 2 Frequently Called Numbers 97 3 Animal Quarantine Station 99-951 Halawa Vly 483-7151 98 3 Pest Hotline 643-PEST(7378) 99 4 Call 643-7378 100 3 Plant Quarantine Station 832-0566 101 3 Public Information Officer 973-9560 102 2 Administrative Services 973-9600 103 2 Agribusiness Development Corp 235 S Beretania Rm 205 586-0186 104 2 Agricultural Development Division 973-9576 105 3 Fax 973-9590 106 3 Hawaii Agricultural Statistics Service Branch 973-9588 107 3 Fax 844 332-7146 108 3 Market Analysis And News Branch 973-9580 109 3 Market Development Branch 973-9595 110 3 Fax 973-9590 111 2 Agricultural Loan Division 973-9460 112 3 Fax 973-9455 113 2 Agricultural Resource Management Division 973-9473 114 3 Fax 973-9467 115 3 Agricultural Park Program 973-9473 116 3 Non-Agricultural Park Lands Program 973-9473 117 3 Oahu Irrigation Systems 973-9473 118 2 Animal Industry Division 119 3 99-941 Halawa Vly 483-7100 120 3 Fax 483-7110 121 3 Aquaculture & Livestock Support Services 483-7130 122 3 Animal Disease Control Branch 483-7100 123 3 Veterinary Laboratory Services 483-7100 124 3 Animal Quarantine Station 99-951 Halawa Vly 483-7151 127 4 Fax 483-7161 128 4 Airport Animal Quarantine Holding Facility 837-8092 129 2 Office Of The Chairperson 973-9550 130 3 Deputy To The Chairperson 973-9553 131 2 Plant Industry Division 973-9530 132 3 Fax 973-9533 133 3 Biocontrol 973-9524 134 3 Chemical/Mechanical 973-9538 135 3 Pesticides Branch 973-9401 Oahu HSG HSG Agriculture Oahu 2019 List Pic Page 1 of 2 Hawaiian Telcom - 2019 Oahu Book Hawaii State Government CRM Indent Telephone CLEC Line Information A/C/D Indent Comments, Changes & Notes Line# Level Number ID 136 4 Fax 973-9418 137 3 Plant Quarantine Inspection 1849 Auiki St 832-0566 138 4 If No Answer Call Honolulu International Airport 837-8413 139 4 Fax 832-0584 140 2 Quality Assurance Division 1851 Auiki St 832-0703 141 3 Fax 832-0683 142 3 Commodities Branch 832-0700 143 3 Measurement Standards Branch 832-0690 144 4 Milk Control Section 832-0590 Oahu HSG HSG Agriculture Oahu 2019 List Pic Page 2 of 2 Hawaiian Telcom - 2019 Oahu Book Hawaii State Government CRM Indent Telephone CLEC Line Information A/C/D Indent Comments, Changes & Notes Line# Level Number ID Hawaii State Government YJ2-0777 (Oahu Blue Page Main Cap ) 100000002800010 DL0000002 LS00000002 1 0 Hawaii State Government 3 1 If The Number Of A Specific Office Or Person Is Not Known Call 586-2211 149 1 ATTORNEY GENERAL DEPARTMENT OF 150 2 425 Queen 586-1500 151 2 Administration Division 586-0618 152 2 Appellate Division 586-1360 153 2 Child Support Enforcement Agency 154 3 601 Kamokila Bl Suite 251 692-8265 155 3 Maui 243-5241 156 3 Kauai 241-7112 157 3 Hawaii 933-0644 158 3 Out-Of-State/Molokai/Lanai 159 4 Toll Free Dial 1 & Then 888 317-9081 160 2 Civil Recoveries Division 586-1100 161 2 Civil Rights Litigation Division 586-1494 162 2 Commerce & Economic Development/Antitrust Division 586-1180 163 2 Crime Prevention & Justice Assistance Division 586-1150 164 3 Missing Child Center-Hawaii 586-1449 165 2 Criminal Justice Division 586-1160 166 3 Medicaid Fraud Control Unit 586-1058 167 3 Tobacco Enforcement Unit 586-1203 168 2 Education Division 586-1255 169 2 Employment Law Division 587-2900 170 2 Family Law Division 693-7081 171 3 Family Support Unit 586-5428 172 2 Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center 173 3 465 S King Rm 101 587-3100 174 2 Health & Human Services Division 587-3050 175 2 Hearings Office 176 3 601 Kamokila Bl Suite 436 692-7110 177 2 Investigations Division 586-1240 178 2 Labor Division 586-1450 179 3 For Hawaii State Department Of Labor 180 4 Call 586-8842 181 2 Land/Transportation Division 587-2992 182 2 Notary Office 586-1218 183 2 Public Safety Hawaiian Homelands And Housing Division 587-2978 184 2 Tax and Charities Division For Deputy Attorneys General Representing The Department Of 185 586-1470 3 Taxation 186 4 Or For Questions Regarding Hawaii's Charitable Registration Law 187 4 And Charitable Oversite 586-1480 Oahu HSG HSG Atrny Gen Oahu 2019 List Pic Master Page 1 of 2 Hawaiian Telcom - 2019 Oahu Book Hawaii State Government CRM Indent Telephone CLEC Line Information A/C/D Indent Comments, Changes & Notes Line# Level Number ID 188 For Hawaii State Department Of Taxation - General Tax Information 587-4242 3 189 2 Tort Litigation Division 586-1300 282 1 CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES 283 2 See Courts/Health Department Of/Human Services Department Of 284 /Attorney General Department Of-CPJAD-Missing Child Center-Hawaii 2 2521 1 MISSING CHILDREN 2522 2 See Attorney General Dept Of - CPJAD - Missing Child Cntr-Hawaii Oahu HSG HSG Atrny Gen Oahu 2019 List Pic Master Page 2 of 2 Hawaiian Telcom - 2019 Oahu Book Hawaii State Government CRM Indent Telephone CLEC Line Information A/C/D Indent Comments, Changes & Notes Line# Level Number ID Hawaii State Government YJ2-0777 (Oahu Blue Page Main Cap ) 100000002800010 DL0000002 LS00000002 1 0 Hawaii State Government 3 1 If The Number Of A Specific Office Or Person Is Not Known Call 586-2211 190 1 BUDGET & FINANCE DEPARTMENT OF 191 2 Office Of The Director 250 S Hotel 586-1518 192 2 Administrative & Research Office 586-1591 193 3 Personnel 586-1598 194 3 Fiscal 586-1632 195 2 Budget Program Planning & Management Division 586-1530 196 2 Financial Administration Division 586-1612 197 3 Bond/Coupon Redemption 586-1587 198 3 Unclaimed Property 586-1589 199 2 Employees' Retirement System 200 3 201 Merchant Suite 1400 201 3 General Information / Benefits 586-1735 203 3
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