HONOLULU — All but five Post Offices across the state will be open for business on New Years Eve, but 60 offices will shorten their retail lobby hours on that day. Regular mail delivery out of those offices for Dec. 31 will be unaffected by the changes.

Two small postal facilities serving Pearl Harbor Naval Base, the Tripler and Fort Shafter Post Offices, and the Kukuihaele office on the Big Island will be completely closed on New Years Eve. Those five offices do not provide delivery service.

In order to accommodate customers hoping to pick up mail after retail lobbies close on New Years Eve, most offices will have normal Will Call operations throughout the afternoon. Specific revised hours will be posted at each Post Office. To obtain the phone number of a specific Post Office, customers may call 1-800-ASK-USPS.

All Post Offices will be closed Jan. 1. Regular Post Office hours and mail delivery will resume on Jan. 2.

The list of Post Offices with adjusted New Years Eve hours follows. Most of the offices listed below will be closing at noon. Exceptions are noted in parentheses following each listed Post Office. Offices not listed will be open normal hours.

1. Aiea
2. Aina Haina
3. Airport - Honolulu (closes at 4:30 p.m.)
4. Ala Moana (closes at 4 p.m.)
5. Anahola
6. Captain Cook
7. Downtown Station
8. Ewa Beach
9. Fort Shafter (closed all day)
10. Haiku
11. Hana
12. Hanalei
13. Hanapepe
14. Hauula
15. Hawaii Kai
16. Hickam
17. Holualoa
18. Honaunau
19. Honokaa
20. Kahuku
21. Kailua
22. Kailua-Kona
23. Kaimuki
24. Kalaheo
25. Kamuela
26. Kamuela-Waikoloa
27. Kaneohe
28. Kapaa
29. Kapaau
30. Kapolei
31. Keaau
32. Kealakekua
33. Kekaha
34. Kihei
35. Koloa
36. Kukuihaele (closed all day)
37. Kula
38. Kurtistown
39. Lahaina - Main
40. Lahaina - Downtown
41. Laupahoehoe
42. Makawao
43. Makiki
44. Moiliili
45. Mountain View
46. Naalehu
47. Nanakuli (closes at 3 p.m.)
48. Ocean View
49. Pahoa
50. Papaikou
51. Pearl City
52. Pearl Harbor MOU 1 (closed all day)
53. Pearl Harbor MOU 3 (closed all day)
54. Pepeekeo
55. Pukalani
56. Schofield
57. Tripler (closed all day)
58. Uptown
59. Wahiawa
60. Waialae Kahala
61. Waialua
62. Waianae
63. Waikiki
64. Waimea
65. Waipahu

The Postal Service receives no tax dollars for operating expenses, and relies on the sale of postage, products and services to fund its operations.

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