As the different standards and safety equipment, will help to quickly extinguish any possible flames. This is the key to increasing safety standards, as the various systems will protect the structure as much as possible against such events. Are there fire plans, fire drills, fire brigades or any other human life safety support to the installed systems?

Yes. The City of Honolulu Fire Department will maintain and support the different fire safety standards for the building. Where, they will have fire brigades, plans and resources available to deal with any kind of situation being faced. ("State of Hawaii Fire Code," 2010)

What is your assessment of the structures readiness for a fire emergency?

Given the fact that the building is considered to be of historical significance for Hawaii. The various fire safety systems and procedures are superior to other structures, as the city / state will utilize the building for various government offices. As a result, one could argue that the Territorial / Kekuanao'a Building, is ready for any kind potential fire safety hazards that it will face.

Clearly,...

This is because, they require all of the various buildings, to have a number of safety devices that are designed, to protect against the possibility of fires. To include installing: fire alarms, fire hydrants / fire extinguishers, ventilators, having sprinklers installed throughout the structure and there must be multiple points of exiting the building. At the same time, the local fire department has created various evacuations plans and procedures to protect against, such events. This is important, because it shows how the various fire safety regulations are designed, to reduce the causes of different fires, by requiring all buildings to follow select procedures.
Bibliography

State of Hawaii Fire Code. (2010). State Fire Council. Retrieved from: http://hawaii.gov/dags/bcc/comments/approved_state_fire_code_2010.PDF

Fisher, J. (2010). Walking Tour of Historic Honolulu. About.com. Retrieved from: http://gohawaii.about.com/od/oahusights/ss/honolulu_walk_a_7.htm