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Mountain View, HI

Hawaii · Hawaii County

Mountain View is a small town in Hawaii with a population of 3,833. Residents earn $63,882 per year, which is 15% below the national average.

2.5 /5.0
C+ Fair
3,833 Population 70/sq mi density
$63,882 Median Income $27,028 per capita
$350,400 Home Value $327,896 Zillow
$1,180 Median Rent 40.1% income on rent
67°F Avg Temperature 330 sunny days/yr
1,821 Violent Crime/100K 1,945 property/100K
C+
Overall
2.5 / 5.0
Fair overall score based on economy, affordability, safety and education
B
Economy
3.4 / 5.0
$63,882 median income, 3.3% unemployment
B+
Affordability
3.6 / 5.0
$350,400 home value, $1,180/mo rent
F
Safety
1.0 / 5.0
1,821 violent crimes/100K (379% above avg)
C
Education
2.0 / 5.0
12.9% bachelor's degree or higher

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Full City Profile
Median Income $63,882
15% lower than US avg
Home Value $350,400
24% higher than US avg
Violent Crime 1,821/100K
379% higher than US avg
Bachelor's+ 12.9%
62% lower than US avg
Median Rent $1,180
1% higher than US avg
Obesity Rate 30.3%
6% lower than US avg
Unemployment 3.3%
8% lower than US avg
Poverty Rate 19.2%
55% higher than US avg

How Mountain View Compares to the U.S. Average (100% = U.S. avg)

People

Population3,833
Median Age37.8 yrs
Density70/mi²
Male / Female44% / 56%
Largest GroupWhite 17%
Veterans4.3%

Economy

B
Median Income$63,882
Per Capita$27,028
Unemployment3.3%
Poverty19.2%
County GDP$12,193M
Commute40 min

Housing

B+
Home Value$350,400
Rent$1,180
Ownership65.5%
Zillow$327,896
Housing Units1,361
Rent Burden40.1%

Crime

F
Violent1,821/100K
Property1,945/100K

Health

Obesity30.3%
Uninsured8.5%
Smoking17.3%
Depression22.4%
Heart Disease6.1%

Climate

Avg Temp67°F (19°C)
AQI24 (Good)
Rain229.1 in/yr
Sunny Days330/yr
Elevation2,800 ft (853 m)

Education

C
Bachelor's+12.9%
High School+88.1%
Graduate+5.8%
School Score4.56

Community

2024 VoteR 35% / D 63%
Commute40 min
Broadband82.0%
EV Stations1
Libraries12

Is Mountain View a Good Place to Live?

Based on current data, Mountain View receives an overall livability score of 2.5 out of 5.0, earning a grade of C+. Key strengths include low unemployment, abundant sunshine. Areas to be aware of include elevated crime rates, an elevated poverty rate, long commute times. Mountain View has some notable strengths but also faces challenges that prospective residents should consider.

Economy & Jobs

The median household income in Mountain View is $63,882, 15% below the national average of $75,149. Unemployment stands at 3.3%, indicating a healthy job market. The poverty rate of 19.2% exceeds the national average of 12.4%, indicating economic hardship for a significant portion of the population. Workers commute an average of 40 minutes, longer than the typical American commute of 28 minutes.

Cost of Living & Housing

The median home value in Mountain View is $350,400, 24% above the national median. Renters pay a median of $1,180 per month. The price-to-income ratio of 5.5x means housing costs are stretched relative to local earnings.

Safety & Crime

With 1,821 violent crimes per 100,000 residents, public safety is a notable concern / this is significantly above the national average of 380. Property crime occurs at a rate of 1,945 per 100,000, near the national average.

Education

12.9% of residents hold a bachelor's degree, below the national average of 33.7%. 88.1% have completed high school. Area schools have an average test score of 4.6/10.

Climate & Weather

Mountain View enjoys a moderate climate with an average annual temperature of 67°F. Winters average 65°F in January while summers reach 69°F in July. With 330 sunny days per year, residents enjoy well above the national average of sunshine. Annual precipitation totals 229.1 inches. Air quality is rated Good with a median AQI of 24.

Mountain View has a population of 3,833 with a density of 70 people per square mile, spread across 55.8 square miles. The median age is 37.8 years, 3% younger than the national median of 38.9. The gender split is 55.9% female and 44.1% male. The city is predominantly White (17.2%), with 11.5% Hispanic. English is the primary language spoken at home by 77.8% of residents, while 22.2% speak Spanish. 4.3% of the population are veterans, below the national rate of 6.0%. 23.5% of residents have a disability (above the 13.0% national average). 91.0% have health insurance coverage.

Population

3,833
Total Population
70
People / sq mi
37.8yrs
Median Age
3% below US avg
55.8mi²
Land Area

Gender Distribution

Male 44.1%
Female 55.9%

Race & Ethnicity

Mountain View vs U.S. Average

Language Spoken at Home

English Only 77.8%
1% below US avg
Spanish 22.2%
66% above US avg

Social Characteristics

Mountain View vs U.S. Average

The median household income in Mountain View is $63,882, which is 15% below the national average of $75,149. Per capita income is $27,028 (below the $39,052 national figure). The average weekly wage is $1,113, 22% lower than the U.S. average. The unemployment rate is 3.3% (below the 3.6% US average). 19.2% of residents live below the poverty line, higher than the national rate of 12.4%. The area has 7,367 business establishments, including 490 restaurants. The cost of living index is 110, slightly above the national baseline of 100. Workers commute an average of 40 minutes (longer than the 28-minute US average). 5.7% of workers work from home (below the 15.2% national rate).

Income: Mountain View vs U.S.

Commute Mode

Income

Median HH Income$63,882
15% below US avg
Per Capita Income$27,028
Avg Weekly Wage$1,113
IRS Avg AGI$68,663
Gini Index0.477 (0=equal, 1=unequal)

Employment & Poverty

Unemployment3.3%
8% below US avg
Poverty Rate19.2%
55% above US avg
Establishments (County)7,367
County GDP$12,193M

Business (County)

Restaurants490
Healthcare503
Retail624
Manufacturing110

Tax & Cost of Living

Property Tax (IRS)$4,582
31% above US avg
Cost of Living110.00 (100=avg)
Effective Tax Rate1.31%

Commute & Transportation

Commute Time40.4 min
Drive Alone81.0%
Public Transit0.0%
Work from Home5.7%

Walkability

The median home value in Mountain View is $350,400, 24% above the national median of $281,900. Zillow estimates the typical home value at $327,896. Homes sell for 97.4% of their list price. Monthly rent averages $1,180 (1% above the national average of $1,163). Fair market rent ranges from $1,859 for a one-bedroom to $2,433 for a two-bedroom apartment. 65.5% of housing units are owner-occupied. There are 1,361 total housing units in the city. The median year a home was built is 1987. The average annual property tax is $4,582 (higher than the $3,500 national average). 40.1% of renters spend 30% or more of their income on housing, indicating a significant affordability challenge for renters. The home price-to-income ratio is 5.5x, above the traditionally affordable threshold of 3-4x.

Home Value Sources

Ownership Split

Home Values

Census Median$350,400
24% above US avg
Zillow ZHVI$327,896
Median List Price$380,000

Real Estate Market (Redfin)

Median List Price$380,000
$/Sq Ft$265
Homes Sold2
Sale-to-List Ratio97.4%
Price Drops27.3%
Inventory22

Rental Costs

Census Median Rent$1,180
1% above US avg
Rent Burden40.1%

HUD Fair Market Rent

Studio$1,786
1 Bedroom$1,859
2 Bedrooms$2,433
3 Bedrooms$3,157
4 Bedrooms$3,779

Ownership & Property

Homeownership65.5%
Owner-Occupied65.5%
Renter-Occupied34.5%
Housing Units1,361
Median Year Built1987

Property Tax

Avg Tax (IRS)$4,582
31% above US avg
Effective Rate1.31%
In Mountain View, 30.3% of adults are obese, below the national rate of 32.1%. 10.9% have diabetes. Heart disease affects 6.1% of residents. 26.5% have high blood pressure. 17.3% are current smokers (above the 14.0% national rate). 20.7% report binge drinking. 23.2% are physically inactive. 22.4% report depression. 19.0% experience frequent mental distress. 8.5% of residents lack health insurance. The primary care physician ratio is 1:1,301. The dentist ratio is 1:1,587. 76.7% of residents have access to exercise opportunities. The food environment index is 7.5 out of 10.

Health Metrics: Mountain View vs U.S. Average (%)

Chronic Conditions

Obesity30.3%
6% below US avg
Diabetes10.9%
Heart Disease6.1%
High Blood Pressure26.5%
Asthma12.1%
COPD6.6%
Cancer5.7%
Stroke3.9%

Behaviors & Mental Health

Smoking17.3%
24% above US avg
Binge Drinking20.7%
Physical Inactivity23.2%
Depression22.4%
Mental Distress19.0%
Physical Distress15.2%
Short Sleep41.7%

Healthcare Access

Insurance Rate91.0%
Uninsured8.5%
1% below US avg
Primary Care1:1,301
Dentists1:1,587
Mental Health1:282
Checkup Rate70.7%
Dental Visits59.1%
Premature Death7,851/100K

Food & Exercise

Food Environment7.5/10
Exercise Access76.7%
Healthcare Facilities503
Mountain View has a violent crime rate of 1,821 per 100,000 residents, 379% above the national average of 380. Property crime stands at 1,945 per 100,000, 1% below the U.S. average. The county recorded 31 fatal traffic crashes. The area has experienced 364 federally declared disasters. Overall, Mountain View receives a safety grade of F.

Crime Rates: Mountain View vs U.S. Average (per 100,000)

Violent Crime

Total Violent1,821.2/100K
379% above US avg

Property Crime

Total Property1,945.4/100K
1% below US avg

Traffic Safety

Fatal Crashes (County/yr)31
Avg Accident Severity0.0 / 4.0
FEMA Disasters364

Safety Score

Safety GradeF
Safety Score1.0 / 5.0
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Mountain View enjoys a temperate climate with an average annual temperature of 67°F (19°C). Winters average 65°F in January while summers reach 69°F in July / relatively mild seasonal variation. The area gets 330 sunny days per year, well above the U.S. average of 205 / making it one of the sunnier locations in the country. Annual precipitation totals 229.1 inches (wetter than the 38-inch national average). Air quality is rated Good with a median AQI of 24 / among the cleanest air in the country. The city sits at an elevation of 2,800 feet.

Temperature

65°F Jan (18°C) 69°F Jul (21°C)
Annual Average67.0°F
24% above US avg
January Average65°F (18°C)
July Average69°F (21°C)
Sunny Days330 days/yr

Geography

Elevation2,800 ft (853 m)
Area55.8 sq mi (144.4 km²)
Population Density70/sq mi
Coordinates19.5345°N, 155.1844°W
TimezonePacific/Honolulu
CountyHawaii County County
Nearest AirportHilo International (ITO)
16 miles away

Precipitation & Snow

Annual Rainfall 229.1"
503% above US avg
Snowfall 0.0"
Wettest Month (Dec) 10.39"
Driest Month (Jun) 3.70"

Air Quality

AQI Median24.0
RatingGood

Air Pollutants (EPA 2023)

SO₂ (Sulfur Dioxide)1.86 ppb
PM2.5 (Fine Particles)2.6 μg/m³

Natural Hazard Risk

Overall RiskRelatively High
Risk Score98.5 / 100
Social Vulnerability56.8 / 100
Community Resilience56.7 / 100

Hazard Breakdown

Tornado Very Low
Hurricane Relatively Low
Earthquake Relatively High
Wildfire Relatively High
Flood Relatively High
Hail Very Low
Strong Wind Very Low
Heat Wave No Rating
Winter Weather Very Low
Lightning Very High
Ice Storm Very Low
Drought Very Low
Cold Wave Very Low
Landslide Relatively Low
Coastal Flood Relatively Low
Tsunami Relatively Moderate
Volcano Very High
Source: FEMA National Risk Index v1.20 (Dec 2025)

Earthquake History

14,166 earthquakes (M2.5+) within 150 km since 1990. Strongest: M6.9. Most recent: M3.5 on Aug 27, 2025.

May 4, 2018 18 km SSW of Leilani Estates, Hawaii M6.9 31 km
Feb 9, 2024 2 km SW of Pāhala, Hawaii M5.9 50 km
May 4, 2018 18 km SW of Leilani Estates, Hawaii M5.7 29 km
Apr 17, 1999 5 km N of P?hala, Hawaii M5.6 45 km
Mar 13, 2019 13 km SSE of Volcano, Hawaii M5.5 23 km
May 8, 1991 Hawaii region, Hawaii M5.5 111 km
Aug 14, 2007 15 km SSE of Fern Forest, Hawaii M5.4 24 km
Jul 17, 2005 35 km SSE of Naalehu, Hawaii M5.4 89 km
Apr 14, 2019 20 km E of Kalaoa, Hawaii M5.3 68 km
Jun 5, 2013 54 km SE of P?hala, Hawaii M5.3 70 km
Jul 15, 2005 50 km NNE of Pa‘auilo, Hawaii M5.3 100 km
Jun 8, 2017 15 km S of Fern Forest, Hawaii M5.3 24 km
Feb 1, 1994 19 km ENE of P?hala, Hawaii M5.3 34 km
Dec 9, 1991 20 km SSW of Hawaiian Ocean View, Hawaii M5.2 98 km
Jun 28, 2015 12 km SSE of Volcano, Hawaii M5.2 22 km
Jul 5, 2021 12 km NNW of Kukuihaele, Hawaii M5.2 89 km
Jun 30, 1997 14 km SSE of Fern Forest, Hawaii M5.1 24 km
Jun 27, 1998 51 km NW of Kalaoa, Hawaii M5.1 133 km
May 13, 2005 45 km ESE of Naalehu, Hawaii M5.1 74 km
May 3, 2018 15 km SSE of Fern Forest, Hawaii M5.1 25 km
Source: USGS (M2.5+, 1990–2025)

Hurricane History

8 hurricanes (Cat 1+) within 500 km since 1980. Strongest: Category 2. Most recent: Hone (2024, Cat 1).

Year Name Category Closest
2024 Hone Category 1 158 km
2020 Douglas Category 1 153 km
2016 Lester Category 1 281 km
2016 Madeline Category 1 244 km
2014 Iselle Category 1 162 km
2014 Ana Category 1 296 km
2007 Flossie Category 2 241 km
1986 Estelle Category 2 282 km
Source: NOAA IBTrACS (Cat 1+, 1980–2026)

Tornado History

7 tornadoes (EF0+) within 100 km since 1950. Strongest: EF2. Total: 4 injuries.

Date Rating Distance Fatalities
Jan 28, 1971 EF2 87 km 0
Mar 25, 1988 EF1 33 km 0
Mar 20, 1980 EF1 20 km 0
Feb 28, 2004 EF0 50 km 0
Apr 3, 1986 EF0 20 km 0
Nov 20, 1978 EF0 46 km 0
Mar 19, 1955 EF0 26 km 0
Source: NOAA SPC (EF0+, 1950–2024)

Tsunami History

10 tsunamis recorded within 500 km. Highest wave on record: 14.3 m (47 ft).

Year Location Cause Max Wave Deaths Distance
1975 HAWAII Eruption + Earthquake 14.3 m 2 18 km
1868 HAWAII Earthquake 13.7 m 77 68 km
1869 OFF COAST OF HAWAII Unknown 8.2 m — 55 km
1919 ALIKA, HAWAII Explosion 4.3 m — 82 km
1951 HAWAII Earthquake 3.6 m — 86 km
1952 HAWAII Earthquake 3.0 m — 52 km
1908 HAWAII Earthquake 1.2 m — 63 km
2018 HAWAII Eruption 0.4 m — 31 km
1989 HAWAII Eruption + Earthquake 0.3 m — 22 km
2006 HAWAII Earthquake 0.1 m — 87 km
Source: NOAA/NCEI Historical Tsunami Database. Sorted by wave height.

Nearby Volcanoes

5 volcanoes within 200 km. Closest: Kilauea (17 km).

Name Type Elevation Last Eruption Distance
Kilauea Shield 1,222 m (4,009 ft) 2018 17 km
Mauna Kea Shield 4,205 m (13,796 ft) -2460 44 km
Mauna Loa Shield 4,170 m (13,681 ft) 1984 45 km
Hualalai Shield 2,523 m (8,278 ft) 1801 74 km
Haleakala Shield 3,055 m (10,023 ft) 1750 172 km
Source: Smithsonian Institution Global Volcanism Program (GVP). Sorted by distance.

Wildfire History

17 wildfires (100+ acres) within 100 km. Largest: MANA ROAD FIRE (39,849 ac, 2021).

Year Name Acres Distance
2021 MANA ROAD FIRE 39,849 64 km
2005 LALAMILO 18,960 75 km
2018 HIGHWAY 190 FIRE 15,617 71 km
2022 LEILANI 14,674 61 km
2007 WAIKOLOA FIRE 8,791 72 km
2018 KEAUHOU RANCH BRUSH FIRE 3,845 19 km
2015 KAWAIHAE FIRE 3,743 86 km
2003 LUHI FIRE 3,479 21 km
2002 KUPUKUPU 2,479 23 km
2003 PANAU IKI 1,926 25 km
2016 PUUWAAWAA MAKAI 1,691 79 km
2017 WAIKAPUNA FIRE 1,591 71 km
1992 KAWAIHAE 1,567 85 km
2000 AHUWELA 1,482 33 km
2000 UNNAMED 1,178 31 km
2005 AKONE-PULE HWY 1,148 98 km
2000 BROOMSEDGE 1,011 17 km
Source: NIFC/IRWIN (100+ acres)

Monthly Weather

Month Avg Temperature Precipitation Summary
January 65°F (18°C) 8.3 in
February 58°F (15°C) 8.0 in Coldest
March 58°F (15°C) 9.0 in
April 59°F (15°C) 9.5 in
May 60°F (16°C) 5.7 in
June 61°F (16°C) 3.7 in Driest
July 69°F (21°C) 6.3 in Warmest
August 63°F (17°C) 6.4 in
September 63°F (17°C) 4.9 in
October 63°F (17°C) 7.5 in
November 61°F (16°C) 10.4 in
December 59°F (15°C) 10.4 in Wettest

Mountain View has a seasonal temperature swing of 11°F / from 58°F in February to 69°F in July. Total annual precipitation is 90.0 inches, with December being the wettest month (10.4") and June the driest (3.7").

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Mountain View is located in Hawaii County. It is classified as Nonmetro / Urban 20K+, a smaller urban community. 12.9% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher, 62% below the national average of 33.7%. 88.1% have completed high school. 5.8% hold a graduate or professional degree (below the 13.1% national rate). Area schools have an average test score of 4.6 out of 10. In the 2024 presidential election, the county voted Democrat with 63% of the vote, a 28.3-point margin. 82.0% of households have broadband internet access. The area has 1 EV charging stations. There are 12 public libraries serving the community. 503 healthcare facilities operate in the area. 81% of workers drive alone to work.

2024 Presidential Election (County)

R 34.7%
D 63%

Winner: Democrat by 28.3 points

Safety & Disasters

Fatal Crashes (County/yr)31
Avg Accident Severity0.0 / 4.0
FEMA Disaster Declarations364
F Safety Grade (1.0/5.0)

Education

Bachelor's Degree+12.9%
62% below US avg
High School+88.1%
Graduate Degree+5.8%
School Test Score4.56
C Education Grade (2.0/5.0)

Area & Infrastructure

RUCC Code 5Nonmetro / Urban 20K+
Population Density70/sq mi
Total Area55.8 sq mi
CountyHawaii County County

Services

Broadband Access82.0%
Avg Download Speed102.6 Mbps
Avg Upload Speed10.7 Mbps
Max Download Speed1,000 Mbps
EV Charging Stations1
Alt Fuel Stations3
Public Libraries12
Healthcare Facilities503
Restaurants490
Retail Stores624

Commute & Transportation

Avg Commute40.4 min
Drive Alone81.0%
Public Transit0.0%
Work from Home5.7%
Average costs for common services in Mountain View. Prices are estimated based on regional cost of living data and may vary by provider.

Healthcare

Doctor Visit (Primary Care) $275 ($165–$440)
Specialist Visit $385 ($220–$605)
Urgent Care Visit $220 ($110–$385)
Emergency Room Visit $2,420 ($880–$5,500)
Dental Cleaning $143 ($83–$220)
Dental Filling $275 ($165–$440)
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Auto Repair

Oil Change (Conventional) $50 ($28–$83)
Oil Change (Synthetic) $83 ($55–$132)
Brake Pad Replacement $330 ($165–$550)
Tire Rotation $44 ($22–$83)
New Tires (Set of 4) $660 ($440–$1,100)
Battery Replacement $220 ($110–$385)
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Home Services

Plumber (Per Hour) $110 ($66–$165)
Electrician (Per Hour) $99 ($55–$154)
HVAC Repair $440 ($165–$880)
HVAC System Install $7,700 ($4,400–$13,200)
Roof Repair $1,100 ($440–$2,200)
Roof Replacement $9,900 ($6,050–$16,500)
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Legal

Divorce (Uncontested) $1,650 ($550–$3,850)
Divorce (Contested) $16,500 ($5,500–$33,000)
DUI Defense $5,500 ($2,200–$11,000)
Bankruptcy (Chapter 7) $1,650 ($880–$3,300)
Will Preparation $550 ($220–$1,100)
Trust Preparation $2,750 ($1,100–$5,500)
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Personal Care

Men's Haircut $28 ($17–$50)
Women's Haircut $61 ($33–$110)
Hair Coloring (Full) $165 ($83–$275)
Manicure $28 ($17–$50)
Pedicure $44 ($28–$72)
Massage (1 Hour) $88 ($55–$143)
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Food & Grocery

Gallon of Milk (per gallon) $4.51 ($3.30–$6.05)
Dozen Eggs (per dozen) $3.85 ($2.75–$5.50)
Loaf of Bread $4.18 ($2.75–$6.05)
Chicken Breast (per lb) $4.95 ($3.30–$7.15)
Ground Beef (per lb) $6.05 ($4.40–$8.25)
Rice (per lb) $1.10 ($0.66–$1.98)
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Utilities

Electricity (Monthly) $154 ($88–$275)
Natural Gas (Monthly) $77 ($33–$165)
Water/Sewer (Monthly) $77 ($44–$132)
Internet (Monthly) $77 ($44–$110)
Cell Phone Plan (Monthly) $72 ($33–$110)
Cable TV (Monthly) $94 ($55–$165)
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Transportation

Monthly Parking (Downtown) $220 ($83–$550)
Car Insurance (Annual) $2,200 ($1,320–$3,850)
Bus Pass (Monthly) $77 ($33–$143)
Taxi/Uber (5-Mile Ride) $17 ($8.80–$28)
Car Registration (Annual) $110 ($33–$275)
Driver's License Renewal $33 ($17–$83)
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Education & Childcare

Daycare (Infant, Monthly) $1,320 ($660–$2,750)
Daycare (Toddler, Monthly) $1,100 ($550–$2,200)
After-School Care (Monthly) $440 ($220–$770)
Tutoring (Per Hour) $55 ($28–$110)
SAT/ACT Prep Course $1,100 ($440–$2,750)
Private School (K-12, Annual) $13,750 ($5,500–$33,000)
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Pets

Vet Visit (Routine Checkup) $66 ($33–$110)
Dog Vaccination (Annual) $110 ($55–$220)
Dog Grooming $66 ($33–$110)
Pet Boarding (Per Night) $44 ($22–$83)
Dog Spay/Neuter $330 ($165–$550)
Cat Spay/Neuter $220 ($110–$440)
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Childcare

Center-Based (monthly)
Infant$874
Toddler$799
Preschool$799
Family Childcare (monthly)
Infant$699
Toddler$699
Preschool$699
Source: DOL Women's Bureau (2022)

Top Industries in Hawaii County

Largest private-sector industries by employment (BLS QCEW 2024 data, county level).

Industry Jobs Establishments Avg Annual Pay Location Quotient
Accommodation & Food Services 13,305 678 $47,065 1.98
Retail Trade 10,106 680 $41,022 1.37
Health Care & Social Assistance 7,914 900 $56,739 0.75
Construction 4,022 698 $77,524 1.04
Administrative & Waste Services 3,836 516 $45,322 0.88
Transportation & Warehousing 2,841 256 $56,599 0.91
Other Services 2,374 622 $46,539 1.07
Professional & Technical Services 1,964 811 $83,599 0.38
Wholesale Trade 1,838 244 $66,986 0.63
Arts & Entertainment 1,762 148 $44,510 1.42
Manufacturing 1,716 205 $50,530 0.28
Real Estate 1,423 343 $60,849 1.24
Educational Services 1,354 150 $54,809 0.88
Finance & Insurance 1,160 247 $75,984 0.39
Information & Technology 609 212 $99,845 0.44
Utilities 556 25 $131,746 1.98
Management of Companies 357 44 $78,071 0.29

Schools in Mountain View

2 public schools (NCES 2022-23 data).

School Level Enrollment Teachers Student/Teacher
Mountain View Elementary School Elementary 493 35 14.1:1
Na Wai Ola - PCS (Charter) Elementary 96 18 5.3:1
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National Parks Near Mountain View

41 national parks and monuments found near Mountain View.

ParkTypeFee
'Akaka Falls State Park State Park Free
Ainaola Park State Park Free
Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail National Historic Trail Free
Bayfront Park State Park Free
Carlsmith Beach Park State Park Free
Carvalho State Park Free
Hale Halawai Park State Park Free
Hapuna Beach State Recreatioin Area State Park Free
Hapuna Beach State Recreation Area State Park Free
Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park National Park $30
Honokaa Park State Park Free
Hoolulu Park State Park Free
Hualani Park State Park Free
Kalakaua Park State Park Free
Kaloko-Honokōhau National Historical Park National Historical Park Free
Kalopa State Recreation Area State Park Free
Kamehameha Park State Park Free
Kaumana Caves State Park Free
Kekaha Kai State Park State Park Free
Keolonahihi State Historical Park State Park Free
Kilauea State Recreation Area State Park Free
Leleiwi Park State Park Free
Lincoln Park State Park Free
Mackenzie State Recreation Area State Park Free
Malama Park State Park Free
Manuka State Wayside State Park Free
Mauna Kea State Park State Park Free
Mo'Oheau Park State Park Free
Mohouli Park State Park Free
Napoopoo Park State Park Free
Old Kona Airport State Recreation Area State Park Free
Pana'Ewa Park State Park Free
Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park National Historical Park $20
Puʻukoholā Heiau National Historic Site National Historic Site Free
Reeds Bay Beach Co Park State Park Free
Richardson Ocean Park State Park Free
University Heights Park State Park Free
Unknown Park State Park Free
Wai'Olena Beach Park State Park Free
Wailoa River State Recreation Area State Park Free
Wailuku River State Park State Park Free

Museums in Mountain View

NameTypeAddressPhoneAnnual Revenue
LYMAN MUSEUM AND MISSION HOUSEGENERAL MUSEUM8089355021$2,021,435
PACIFIC TSUNAMI MUSEUMNATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM130 KAMEHAMEHA AVE8089350926$372,070
HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARKNATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM8089857373$96,899
HAWAI�I VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARKHISTORIC PRESERVATION8089856142$96,899
HAWAII JAPANESE CENTERHISTORIC PRESERVATION8089349611$76,116
IMILOA ASTRONOMY CENTER OF HAWAIISCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM OR PLANETARIUM600 IMILOA PLACE
IMILOA PLANETARIUMSCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM OR PLANETARIUM600 IMILOA PLACE
KILAUEA DRAMA AND ENTERTAINMENT NETWORKHISTORIC PRESERVATIONHAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK
LILIUOKALANI GARDENSARBORETUM, BOTANICAL GARDEN, OR NATURE CENTER
MOKUPAPAPA DISCOVERY CENTERZOO, AQUARIUM, OR WILDLIFE CONSERVATION8089338180
PAPAHANAUMOKUAKEA MARINE NATIONAL MONUMENTZOO, AQUARIUM, OR WILDLIFE CONSERVATION8089338180
THOMAS A. JAGGAR MUSEUMSCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM OR PLANETARIUMCRATER RIM DR
UHH UPSTAIRS GALLERYART MUSEUM
VOLCANO ART CENTER GALLERYGENERAL MUSEUM

Farmers Markets in Mountain View

NameAddressSeasonHoursOrganicWebsite
Akebono Farmers MarketAkebono Parking Lot
Fern Forest Town Market
Hilo Coffee Mill Market @ The Mill17-995 Volcano Rd01/01/2017 to 12/31/2017Sat: 9:00 AM-2:00 PM;Visit
Hilo Farmers MarketCorner of Kamehameha Ave. & Mamo St.January to DecemberMon:7:00 AM - 4:00 PM;Tue:7:00 AM - 4:00 PM;Wed:6:00 AM - 4:00 PM;Thu:7:00 AM - 4:00 PM;Fri:7:00 AM YesVisit
Keaau Village Farmers Market16-0550 Olld Volcano Road
Kinoole Farmer's Market1990 Kinoole StreetJanuary to DecemberSat:6:30 AM - 12:00 PM;
Maku'u Farmers Market15-2131 Keaau Pahoa Highway01/01/2016 to 12/31/2016Sun: 8:00 AM-2:00 PM;
Mamo Street MarketMamo Parking Lot
Panaewa Hawaiian Home Lands Farmers MarketCorner of Puainako and Ohuohu
Volcano Farmers Market14-4030 wright road

Breweries in Mountain View

NameTypeAddressPhoneWebsite
Anheuser-busch SalesBreweries, Beer & Ale Distributors16 211 Wiliama Pl
Mehana Brewing Co.Brewers, Wineries, Tours, Factory Tours275 E Kawili St18089348211, 8089348211Visit
Volcano Winerywineries, Brewers, Wineries35 Pii Mauna Dr8.089677772E9, 8089677772Visit

Cell Towers in Mountain View

AddressStructure TypeHeight (ft)
North Kulani Road - IHOPE awaii Satellite TVTOWER61
HAWAII VOLCANO NAT'L PARK (12184)MTOWER28
HAWAII VOLCANO NAT'L PARK (12184)MTOWER28

Bridges in Mountain View

LocationTypeKindYear BuiltLength (ft)Daily TrafficCondition
Tee BeamPrestressed concrete194039260G

Superfund Sites Near Mountain View

1 EPA Superfund sites (hazardous waste cleanup locations).

SiteAddressCounty
HELCO PUNA GENERATING STATIONPUNA MILL RDHAWAII

Airports Near Mountain View

9 airports within the area.

AirportIATAType
Hilo International AirportITOMedium Airport
Waimea Kohala AirportMUEMedium Airport
Bradshaw Army AirfieldBSFSmall Airport
Cooper Airfield—Small Airport
Kaalaiki Airstrip—Small Airport
Mountain View Airstrip—Small Airport
Pahala Airstrip—Small Airport
Upolu AirportUPPSmall Airport
Upper Paauilo Airstrip—Small Airport

Police Stations in Mountain View

2 police stations.

StationAddressPhone
Hawaii Police Department
Kilauea Military Camp Security Office

Treatment Centers in Mountain View

6 treatment centers.

CenterTypePhone
Big Island Substance Abuse Council - EH OP FacilitySubstance Abuse808-969-9994
Big Island Substance Abuse Council - Hilo Mens TLP 1Substance Abuse808-969-9994
Big Island Substance Abuse Council - Hilo Mens TLP 2Substance Abuse808-969-9994
Big Island Substance Abuse Council - PWWDC TLPSubstance Abuse808-969-9994
CARE Hawaii Inc - Hilo Care Dual IOPSubstance Abuse808-479-7956
Ku Aloha Ola Mau - Hilo OfficeSubstance Abuse808-961-6822

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Frequently Asked Questions About Mountain View

What is the population of Mountain View?

Mountain View has a population of 3,833 residents and is located in Hawaii. The population density is 70 people per square mile, spread across 55.8 square miles. The median age of residents is 37.8 years. The population is 55.9% female and 44.1% male.

Is Mountain View expensive to live in?

Mountain View is slightly more expensive than average, with a cost of living index of 110 compared to the national baseline of 100. The median household income is $63,882, 15% below the national average of $75,149. The median home value is $350,400 (24% above the U.S. median). Renters pay a median of $1,180 per month. The home price-to-income ratio is 5.5x, which means housing is a stretch relative to local earnings.

Is Mountain View safe?

Public safety is a concern in Mountain View, with a violent crime rate of 1,821 per 100,000 / significantly above the national average of 380. However, crime tends to concentrate in certain areas, and many neighborhoods remain relatively safe. Property crime occurs at a rate of 1,945 per 100,000 (below the national average). Overall, Mountain View receives a safety grade of F based on combined crime data.

What is the weather like in Mountain View?

Mountain View enjoys a temperate climate with an average annual temperature of 67°F (19°C). Winter temperatures average 65°F in January, while summers reach an average of 69°F in July. The area receives 330 sunny days per year, well above the national average of 205. Annual rainfall totals 229.1 inches. Air quality is rated Good with a median Air Quality Index (AQI) of 24.

How is the job market in Mountain View?

Mountain View has a healthy job market with an unemployment rate of 3.3%, near the national average of 3.6%. The average weekly wage is $1,113. There are 7,367 business establishments in the area, including 490 restaurants and food service locations. The average commute time is 40 minutes, and 5.7% of workers work from home.

How much does housing cost in Mountain View?

The median home value in Mountain View is $350,400. Zillow estimates the typical home value at $327,896. For renters, the median monthly rent is $1,180. Fair market rent is $1,859 for a 1-bedroom and $2,433 for a 2-bedroom apartment. The homeownership rate is 65.5%. The average annual property tax is $4,582.

How are the schools in Mountain View?

Schools in Mountain View have an average test score of 4.6 out of 10, below typical national benchmarks. Families may want to research individual school ratings. 12.9% of adults in Mountain View hold a bachelor's degree or higher, below the national average of 33.7%. 88.1% have completed high school. 5.8% hold a graduate or professional degree.

How healthy is Mountain View?

The obesity rate in Mountain View is 30.3% (below the national rate of 32.1%). 17.3% of adults are smokers. 23.2% are physically inactive. 22.4% of residents report depression. 8.5% lack health insurance. 76.7% of residents have access to exercise opportunities. The primary care physician ratio is 1:1,301.

What is transportation like in Mountain View?

The average commute in Mountain View is 40 minutes, longer than the national average of 28 minutes. 81% of workers drive alone to work, and 5.7% work from home.

What are the demographics of Mountain View?

The racial and ethnic makeup of Mountain View is 17.2% White, 11.5% Hispanic or Latino. 77.8% of residents speak only English at home, while 22.2% speak Spanish. 4.3% of the population are military veterans. 23.5% of residents have a disability. 91.0% have health insurance coverage.

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