Resident Resources

Oahu's electric utility. Start/stop service, report outages, pay bills online or by phone.

Local water provider serving over 700 customers in the Laie community. Part of Hawaii Reserves, Inc.

Trash collection, recycling, and sewer service for Laie residents.

Three main options for internet service in Laie:

Represents Laie, Kahuku, Haleiwa, Sunset Beach, and the North Shore.

Represents Kaneohe through Laie, Kahuku to Mokuleia, Schofield Barracks.

Mayor of the City & County of Honolulu, which governs all of Oahu including Laie.

Represents Hawaii's 2nd District — Windward Oahu, North Shore, Laie, Neighbor Islands.

Senior U.S. Senator from Hawaii, serving since 2012.

Junior U.S. Senator from Hawaii, serving since 2013.

Beloved local burger spot with multiple locations. The Laie location is a neighborhood staple.

The original North Shore shrimp truck, a Kahuku institution since 1993. Cash only, worth the trip.

Full-service grocery store in Laie Shopping Center. Pharmacy, deli, local produce.

Full-service hardware store right in the Laie Shopping Center. Tools, plumbing, gardening, paint, fishing tackle and more. Closed Sundays.

Local shops, dining, and services anchored at the Polynesian Cultural Center complex.

Local plate lunch institution serving Chinese-Hawaiian comfort food. Cash-friendly, no-frills, delicious.

Beloved local plate lunch spot in Hauula known for generous portions and authentic Hawaiian comfort food.

Popular taco spot in Hauula with fresh ingredients and a casual North Shore vibe.

The closest pizza delivery option for Laie Point residents — serving Hauula and Laie.

Full-service pharmacy and general retail — prescriptions, health, personal care, household essentials.

The neighborhood public elementary school, part of the Castle-Kahuku Complex. Grades K–6.

Serves the entire North Shore and Windward communities for grades 7–12. Home of the Red Raiders.

Private university on the doorstep of Laie Point. International student body, open campus, community events year-round.

The only hospital for more than 30 miles in either direction. 24-hour emergency room serving the entire North Shore and Ko'olauloa region. In-house lab, radiology, and pharmacy.

One of Hawaii's top attractions. Daily village shows, luau, IMAX, and Ha: Breath of Life evening show. Check their calendar for special events.

Botanical garden, historic Hawaiian sites, and a swimming waterfall. One of Oahu's most peaceful half-day outings.

World-class surf events at Haleiwa, Sunset Beach, and Pipeline every November–December. Free to watch from the beach.

Humpbacks pass through Laie Point waters November through May. Visible from shore — no boat required. Peak season is January–March.

A moderately challenging 5-mile round trip hike through the valley above Laie, ending at a freshwater waterfall. Trailhead is minutes away.

Local farmers market on the BYU–Hawaii campus featuring fresh produce, local goods, and community vendors. Check their Facebook page for current schedule and vendors.

One of several LDS congregations in Laie. Sacrament meeting and Sunday services open to visitors.

One of the most iconic landmarks on Oahu, the Laie Hawaii Temple has stood since 1919. The adjacent Visitors' Center is open to the public free of charge.

The nearest Catholic parish, serving the North Shore and Ko'olauloa communities from Kahuku.

Move-in/move-out cleaning, monthly maintenance cleans, and turnover service for rental properties on the northeast shore.

General repairs, plumbing, electrical, and appliance service. Familiar with the unique needs of oceanfront properties.

Yard maintenance, tropical plantings, and salt-tolerant landscaping for coastal properties along the Laniloa Peninsula.

Reach property owners and tenants on Laie Point. List your service — cleaning, maintenance, property management, tours, and more.