


14-855 Kehau Road #2250
Pahoa, Hawaii 96778
bizoffice@nanawalecommunity.com
outreachforhomes@nanawalecommunity.com
Office: (808) 965-8080
Fax: (808) 965-6664
Office Hours M/W/Th/F
8am - 3pm
Closed for lunch from 12pm - 1pm

Scheduled Closures
*NCA Closed all weekends in JANUARY due to CERT Training & employee time off. There will be no Sunday Market until 2/12/23.
*Monday, January 16th - Closed for Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
*Wednesday, January 25th - NCA Pool Closed for Food Pantry Distribution

Monthly activities hosted by Kanaka Ha'aheo
*Nanawale Sunday Market - **RESTARTING FEB 12th** Every Sunday
from 8am to 1pm
*Food Pantry - Supported by Hawai'i Island Food Basket - LAST Wednesday of the month - Starts at 11am - first come, first serve.
NCA 2023 Statements Update
Aloha kākou!
Due to an internal account review of all 4,000+ properties, 2023 statements will be sent out on or around the second Friday in January, aka Friday the 13th. The due date has been extended from 1/31/23 to 3/31/23.
Please note that dues are now $109.00 per lot. This $5.00 increase is the first increase in three years.
Late fees will also be resuming this year and will be assessed quarterly, starting with April 1st, 2022.
Please direct any questions to bizoffice@nanawalecommunity.com or call the office and leave a message. Emails and calls will be returned within two business days.
Mahalo,
The NCA Team
NCA Member Resources
Due to COVID-19 the NCA office is not open to the public and will not be offering our regular services. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact the office: (808) 965-8080
Milestone Poison
Invasive woody brush and trees such as albizia (Falcateria moluccana) have significant impacts on Pacific Island ecosystems. These exotic woody plants have extreme growth rates and form monotypic stands that displace other native and indigenous vegetation types.
Physical removal alone or in combination with herbicides is often used to control invasive woody vegetation in Hawai'i. The cost of physically removing trees ranges from $100 to more than $1,000 per tree, limiting the use of this method in most natural areas. Herbicide treatments on large trees are primarily basal trunk (bark) or frill cut applications with an herbicide diluted in an oil carrier. Although this method is effective when treating scattered invasive trees, it is impractical when working in large landscapes across difficult terrain characteristic of natural areas.
Click here for full Milestone label information and instructions.
Milestone 2oz. Bottle ............................................ $20/bottle
Cash (exact change), Check or Money Order accepted.
If interested in purchasing a bottle, please email
bizoffice@nanawalecommunity.com or call (808) 965-8080.