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Hawaiian Ranchos Community Association

A Hawaiian domestic nonprofit, volunteer-run and community-led since 1983

We’re not an HOA. We’re a different kind of organization. The Hawaiian Ranchos Community Association (HRCA) is a non-governmental,

domestic non-profit, volunteer-run community organization committed to supporting our neighborhood and keeping property owners connected.


Since 1983, our goal has been simple: build a stronger community by offering a neutral, respectful space where neighbors can share ideas, raise concerns, and work together on local solutions.


We’re especially proud to be a trusted source of information for Ranchos residents, including many who live off-island and want to stay in the loop about what’s happening here.

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2025 HRCA
Board Announcement

The Board election has been completed. Thank you to everyone who participated!

New HRCA Board Officers & Directors


  • Bobbi Wood — President / Treasurer
  • Mona Yamada — Vice President / Director
  • Linda Requinio — Secretary / Director
  • Mike Doss — Director


The Board will be planning an upcoming community meeting after the New Year. More information will be shared soon.

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Ready to Run?

Nominate yourself or a neighbor! Include a short bio (100 words or less) so the community can get to know you.

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Transparency You Can Trust

To ensure fairness, HRCA has partnered with the League of Women Voters, a respected nonpartisan organization, to receive ballots, count votes, and issue the official report.

Every Ranchos property owner is already a member of HRCA. Normally, a $20 fee is required to upgrade to a voting membership. For this election only, that fee has been waived. That means you can vote or run for a board position without paying anything. It’s our way of making sure every neighbor has an equal opportunity to participate.

No Voting Fee This Year

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Election Timeline

  • August 23

    Nomination forms mailed

  • September 23

    Nominations due (email or postmarked)

  • October 15

    Ballots mailed

  • November 10

    Ballots due

  • November 14

    Votes counted by League of Women Voters

  • November 15

    Election results announced at membership meeting

We’re here to listen and respond to what matters to our community. In recent years, Ranchos residents have raised concerns about:


  • Solar farms
  • Water access
  • Emergency shelter planning
  • Absentee owner communication
  • Safety and public services


Have thoughts to share? Contact us to be heard.

What’s Happening in Ranchos?

As a courtesy to our community, we’re sharing this update from the Hawaiian Ranchos Road Maintenance Corporation (HRRMC):


The HRRMC office is now open for in-person payments. Please refer to the calendar for specific days and times.


Please note: HRCA is not affiliated with HRRMC. This notice is shared as a service to Ranchos property owners. For questions about road maintenance or payments, please contact HRRMC directly.

HRRMC Office Hours