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Welcome to the DOT ‘Ohana
Welcome to the DOT ‘Ohana Alan and Darren!
Alan Hilton has recently joined our DOT administrative staff in the position of Business Management Offi cer.
He comes to us with over 27 years of work experience in a wide range of federal and state government positions, with more than half of that time spent here on Oahu.
He worked as an active duty offi cer in the Commissioned Corps of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and was with the Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism (DBEDT) as Technical Director.

Alan worked at Research Corporation of the University of Hawaii (RCUH), to serve as Superintendent and Program Operations Coordinator for the UH Marine Center (UHMC) shore facility in Honolulu Harbor.
He was then off ered the Business Management Offi cer position last month.

In his free time, Alan enjoys spending time with his wife and 12-year old son, working on home improvement projects, supporting periodic events for a local chapter of the Marine Technology Society (MTS).
Alan is an avid scuba diver for nearly 30 years, fi nding any recreational opportunities that take him on, in, or under the waters surrounding our beautiful island state.
Alan Hilton joins DOT as Business Management Offi cer.
ety (MTS).


Darren Cantrill is ADMIN-CSS’s new Informational Technology Manager.

Technical Sales Engineer. My name is Darren Cantrill and I moved to Hawaii in 2009 with my wife, Jeni and son Nathan. He’s a junior at Roosevelt High.
I worked for a company called Integrated Security Technologies (IST) where I was the Operations Manager and
I transitioned to HMSA in 2013 where I was the Operations and Testing Manager until I moved over to the ServiceNow implementation team. I have been involved with C&C Civil Defense (DEM – Department of Emergency) for 10 years where I was the Chief Coordinator. I am now DOT’s Information Technology Manager.
I have also been involved with Scouting for the last 10 years since my son was in 1st grade where I was the Den Leader and Cubmaster until he bridged over to Boy Scouts (now called Scouting).
I have been a Scoutmaster for a 66 boy Troop for the last 4 years and am an Assistant Scout Master for a 10-girl Troop.
I enjoy working with kids and as soon as my son earns his Eagle rank, I plan to volunteer at the Humane Society where I can clean up after animals instead of kids.