COURTESY FIRST HAWAIIAN BANK
First Hawaiian Bank has begun construction on a 4,250-square-foot branch in Mililani Shopping Center scheduled to open this fall.
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First Hawaiian Bank said Friday that construction has begun on a new Mililani branch building on the site previously occupied by Jack in the Box in Mililani Shopping Center.
Once construction is complete, the current 3,750-square-foot Mililani branch will permanently relocate to the larger 4,250-square-foot site.
The new branch will be on the same side of the parking lot of the current Mililani branch at 95-390 Kuahelani Ave. Construction began a few weeks ago and is expected to be completed in the fall.
The current Mililani branch will remain open for business during the construction.
The new building will feature Wi-Fi, private consultation rooms and a spacious open lobby layout for enhanced customer service and engagement. A 24/7 vestibule will provide access to no-envelope deposit ATMs and night depository.
First Hawaiian, the state’s largest bank, has 49 branches in Hawaii, three on Guam and two in Saipan.
