Marine Corps Base Hawaii -- Starting Aug. 1, changes to the vehicle
and base access policies will be implemented for military and civilians
stationed aboard or visiting Marine Corps Base Hawaii.
All vehicles on the installation must be clearly identified by an
MCB Hawaii decal or paper pass. These changes apply to all service members
stationed aboard the base or visiting from another base, base employees,
retirees, Friends of Kaneohe Bay pass-holders, and visitors.
Active duty and civilian Marines who work on MCB Hawaii without a
current base decal must request a decal at the Vehicle Registration Office in
building 1095.
Retirees will need to request either a decal or an annual paper
pass at the registration office. Friends of K-Bay and active duty from other
bases will be able to request an annual paper pass.
Visitors will need to request a day pass at the Front Gate Pass
House.
In order to register a vehicle, drivers must have their valid Hawaii
State vehicle registration, no-fault insurance and safety inspection, as well
as their current authorized Department of Defense identification card and
license, and a completed MCB Hawaii Decal Application Form.
Additional information, including the hours of operation and
application form, can be found on the following website: http://www.mcbhawaii.marines.mil/Portals/114/WebDocuments/MilitaryPolice/MCBH%20Decal%20Application%20Form.pdf
The mission of Marine Corps Base Hawaii is to provide facilities, programs
and services in direct support of units, individuals and families in order to
enhance and sustain combat readiness for all operating forces and tenant
organizations aboard the installation.