I know there’s a topic on this but keep this on point as some members are already started.

Email we need to email blast ... blast not the word but whatever the word.....the Mayor.

you have to email through their website

mayor:
http://www.honolulu.gov/mayor/contactthemayor.html
Phone: (808) 768-4141

Ige:
https://governor.hawaii.gov/contact-us/contact-the-governor/
Phone: (808) 586-0034

I know there’s a topic on this but keep this on point as some members are already started.

Email we need to email blast ... blast not the word but whatever the word.....the Mayor.

Emailed both of them kuso atamas....

Completed my daily emails.

Also, don't forget to send to our council members, since they rate a salary increase.

kmpine@honolulu.gov,
htsuneyoshi@honolulu.gov,
ianderson@honolulu.gov,
tommy.waters@honolulu.gov,
akobayashi@honolulu.gov,
cafukunaga@honolulu.gov,
jmanahan@honolulu.gov,
belefante@honolulu.gov,
rmenor@honolulu.gov

Got some replies this morning. 

Mahalo for reaching out to our office. On behalf of Counncilmember Waters, please know that your inquiry is important to us. We will be forwarding your suggestion to the City COVID-19 Response Team for consideration.

Please do not hesitate to contact us should you have any further questions.

Mahalo,
Davin


Davin Aoyagi | Deputy Chief of Staff
Office of Councilmember Tommy Waters
District IV, Ala Moana to Hawaii Kai
O: 808.768.5044 | F: 808.768.1220
E: davin.aoyagi@honolulu.gov

Aloha:

Thank you for taking the time to write to me and share your comments.

I will take your comments in consideration and will contemplate on these issues.


With aloha



Kymberly Marcos Pine
Councilmember, District 1
Honolulu City Council
530 S. King Street, Room 202
Honolulu, HI  96813
Office: (808) 768-5001<tel:(808)%20768-5001>  –  Fax: (808) 768-1188<tel:(808)%20768-1188>
Email: kmpine@honolulu.gov
www.CouncilmemberPine.com<http://www.CouncilmemberPine.com>   Facebook.com/Kymberly.Marcos.Pine

I sent an e-mail to my council member. 

Never got any replies from the officials so far.

Will still send them messages though.

done and done


Mayor Caldwell / Governor Ige,
I would like to urge you to open Kokohead shooting complex as soon as possible. The shooting range would be relatively easy to maintain social distancing guidelines and maintain cleanliness.  It would be easier to enforce than all other parks because there are Range Safety Officers at the range to enforce rules, and you have to sign in to use the range. No other parks do this.  In all other parks there is little to no enforcement of rules.  Not so at Kokohead Shooting Complex. Therefore it is easier to track users of the park and easier to enforce rules at the shooting range than it is at any other park.  The shooting range is a well used park, many citizens are anxiously waiting for it to reopen. Please reopen Kokohead Shooting Complex ASAP.
thank you,
***** ********

got a reply from the governor

Thank you for your message!

translation:  we don't know anything. we are stupid.


that just proves my point. you can't reason with stupid.

Duh


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emailed the governor and mayor again:

Governor Ige / Mayor Caldwell,
I would like to urge you to open Kokohead shooting complex as soon as possible. The shooting range would be relatively easy to maintain social distancing guidelines and maintain cleanliness.  It would be easier to enforce than all other parks because there are Range Safety Officers at the range to enforce rules, and you have to sign in to use the range. No other parks do this.  In all other parks there is little to no enforcement of rules.  Not so at Kokohead Shooting Complex. Therefore it is easier to track users of the park and easier to enforce rules at the shooting range than it is at any other park.  With malls opening, and restaurants and salons opening soon, the shooting range is a lower risk area than those places and will be much easier to maintain social distancing and keep the areas clean and sterile. The shooting range is a well used park, many citizens are anxiously waiting for it to reopen. Please reopen Kokohead Shooting Complex ASAP.
thank you,
***** ********

revised my letter a little
also called each office and left a message at mayors office only bc governor isn't taking messages, the jerk!   

Governors reply, "thank you for your message!"

yeah thanks for nothing   

Governors reply, "thank you for your message!"

yeah thanks for nothing   

Never ceases to amaze me that
you think talking to Democrats will
work?
It is like dealing with a Rabid animal.
It is illegal to kill Democrats,
but you can avoid, deprive them of
food,  and water, and wait it out.
Mean while do as you please.
BI style.

Never ceases to amaze me that
you think talking to Democrats will
work?
It is like dealing with a Rabid animal.
It is illegal to kill Democrats,
but you can avoid, deprive them of
food,  and water, and wait it out.
Mean while do as you please.
BI style.

I actually don't think it will do anything.  but its better than doing nothing
its like voting in Hawaii. not one person that I have ever voted for in my life here in Hawaii has won their office. bc we live in a democratic state, my vote does not count.  but i'll keep voting bc its better than doing nothing.
people can say "you have to vote these people out of office"  yeah, easier said than done

I actually don't think it will do anything.  but its better than doing nothing
its like voting in Hawaii. not one person that I have ever voted for in my life here in Hawaii has won their office. bc we live in a democratic state, my vote does not count.  but i'll keep voting bc its better than doing nothing.
people can say "you have to vote these people out of office"  yeah, easier said than done

#1 We don't live in a "Democratic" state or most of us on this
site would be dead. It is supposedly a Republic.
#2 Our votes are useless because we are afraid to fix the problems.
At this point I think only guns will work and since Hawaiians agree
AND cooperate to ask the Government for permission to own one,
you have already lost.
#3 I abide by all Constitutional federal, state and local laws.
I don't need a Democrat judge to read and interpret those
documents to me.  They are pretty explicit.

I meant democrat state, not democratic

Email Hawaii news now and ask them to add a segment regarding Koko Head.  That should put pressure on the mayor.

"Dear Mr. Mayor, Please consider re-opening the Koko Head Shooting Complex. I feel the urge to shoot something and I would prefer to do it legally"

"Dear Mr. Mayor, Please consider re-opening the Koko Head Shooting Complex. I feel the urge to shoot something and I would prefer to do it legally"

Seems to me I voted for this clown the first time he ran 'cuz he was promoted on this forum as being one of us, a gun friendly guy
Shame on me, fool me once.
Lord help us if he becomes the Guv

Email Hawaii news now and ask them to add a segment regarding Koko Head.  That should put pressure on the mayor.

=============
HNN? 
They're just a bunch of clowns down there.

Shooting ranges are listed federally as "essential", along with gun stores. Let us pray this leads to more local politicos being "Kealoha'd" by bad orange man.

emailed the mayor again

got this reply from Ige's office.  looks like they don't like getting emails about kokohead, its the Mayor's call according the governor

Dear Mr. ********:
 
Thank you for contacting our office on May 15, 2020 regarding the Koko Head Shooting Complex during COVID-19. Your correspondence would be best directed to the City and County of Honolulu, which controls this area.
 
The global spread of the virus that causes COVID-19 is very concerning to the governor. This is a rapidly changing situation, and the governor continues to work with county, state and federal partners to gather information and make decisions to protect thehealth of Hawaiʻi's residents, particularly those most vulnerable - our kupuna and those with chronic health conditions.
 
In efforts to support ongoing State and County responses to COVID-19, the Governor has issued several emergency proclamations which can be reviewed at  https://governor.hawaii.gov/category/newsroom/emergency-proclamations/
 
Governor David Ige and Alan Oshima, Hawaiʻi's Economic and Community Recovery and Resiliency Navigator, plan to keep the community safe while beginning to reopen designated sectors. They are connecting with business and community representatives to gatherinput, share ideas, and provide ways we can create Hawaiʻi's "new normal."
 
The planning phases include stabilization (immediate health and economic needs), recovery (job growth and investment), and resiliency (restructuring for a stronger future). It is important to envision the entire chain of economic recovery - from agricultureand energy to tourism, non-profits and social services - and how to rebrand Hawaiʻi as not just a pretty place, but a safe, healthy state that depends on residents and visitors alike acting responsibly. Learn more or submit ideas at http://recoverynavigator.hawaii.gov.
 
We appreciate you taking the time to share your views and suggestions with us and we will consider your comments along with all other public input as we strive to keep communities healthy across Hawaiʻi.
 
 
 
With warmest regards,
 
Office of the Governor
 State of Hawaiʻi

or in other words, we don't know when it will reopen.  talk the the mayor bc we too busy doing nothing