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Hawaiian Ranchos Community Association

HRCA is a non-governmental, Hawaiian domestic non-profit, Volunteer-run and Community-led Organization committed to supporting our Hawaiian Rancho neighborhood by keeping property owners informed thus empowering them to become involved and having their voices be heard.


HRCA was incorporated and began this service in 1984.     


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


HRCA is especially proud to be this trusted source of information for all Rancho property owners including those who live off-island.

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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
  • Mona Yamada — Vice President / Director
  • Linda Raquinio— Director
  • Mike Doss — Director
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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.

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