State Historic Preservation

Island Burial councils have scheduled meetings once each month on their respective islands. All Council members are appointed by the Governor of Hawai‘i and confirmed by the Senate. Expiration dates for council members are shown in parentheses following their names. No council member may serve more than a maximum of eight consecutive years. All meetings by the council are open to the public. Any person may submit oral or written testimony to the council regarding a matter under consideration, provided that applicants first submit a written request to the department to be placed on the council meeting agenda. For more details on the History & Culture Branch or the Island Burial Councils, please refer to the program rules and regulations. Click here to see meeting agendas and minutes for an Island Burial Council.

HAWAIʻI ISLAND (6)

Hawaiʻi Island Burial Council

KAUAʻI / NIʻIHAU (6)

Kauaʻi Niʻihau Island Burial Council

MAUI / LANAʻI (9)

Maui Lanai Island Burial Council

OʻAHU (6)

Oʻahu Island Burial Council

MOLOKAʻI (3)

Moloka ʻi Island Burial Council