During the February 19, 2026, Nanakuli-Maili Neighborhood Board Meeting, government officials, agencies, and community members discussed HPD and Ocean Safety data, updates on homelessness and housing, school and infrastructure projects, legislative efforts (including landfill reduction and pesticide use), and upcoming community events, culminating in resolutions and plans to address local priorities.

At its February 18, 2026 meeting, the Mililani Mauka-Launani Valley Neighborhood Board addressed updates from fire, police, and military representatives; reviewed progress on the middle school parking MOU and the teacher housing environmental assessment; heard resident concerns about illegal signage; discussed new city services like HNL 311; and received legislative and budget updates on housing, education, and upcoming community events before adjourning until April.

At its February 19, 2026 meeting, the Nuʻuanu-Punchbowl Neighborhood Board confirmed a quorum, received updates on water system projects and lawn concerns from the Board of Water Supply, discussed neighborhood safety and potential venue alternatives, considered converting vacant sub-district seats to at-large, and scheduled its next in-person meeting for April 21, 2026.

At its February 12, 2026, meeting, the Kalihi Valley Neighborhood Board observed a moment of silence for a homeless individual, received Honolulu Fire and Police Department updates (including a new incident reporting system and crime statistics), addressed community challenges (parking, water main breaks, and housing), approved the second annual Kalihi Ahupuaʻa Ride, formed or merged committees to enhance outreach and education, and heard from elected officials on legislative and infrastructural initiatives.

At its February 13, 2026 meeting, the Palolo Neighborhood Board heard HFD and HPD reports on safety and emergencies, received a BWS update on water main projects and a poster contest, approved minutes and filled board vacancies, supported a resolution to revise Bus Route 200, deferred action on a proposed cell tower resolution, learned about the Oahu Resilience Hub network, discussed ongoing koki frog eradication efforts with state agencies, and concluded with legislative updates plus notice of the next meeting.

In a single evening, officials provided local safety statistics, shared legislative and infrastructure updates (including road, park, and housing projects), outlined a new format for government reporting, announced upcoming cultural events, and reaffirmed the Board’s key priorities and subcommittee plans for addressing community concerns.

At its February 13, 2026 meeting, the Diamond Head-Kapahulu-St. Louis Neighborhood Board heard crime reports from HPD, received water supply and parks updates (including Kapiʻolani Park proposals and a possible land swap), discussed legislative measures (housing, Red Hill, and local tax issues), and addressed various community concerns ranging from public safety to bus routes, concluding with announcements on upcoming events and the next meeting date.

The February 13, 2026 Ewa Neighborhood Board Meeting covered HFD’s new reporting system and monthly statistics, HPD crime updates and e-bike legislation, Weed and Seed sign-waving events, board procedure and boundary plan revisions, an FAA airspace modernization proposal for noise abatement, a proposed USTA tennis center, plans for a Verizon monopine tower, ongoing community concerns about open-school legislation and military noise, and government agency and legislative updates, all culminating in announcements ahead of the March 12, 2026 meeting.

During the February 13, 2026 Aliamanu-Salt Lake Neighborhood Board Meeting, attendees observed ceremonial honors and recognized America’s 250th anniversary, paid tribute to retiring Navy Captain Samuel White, received HFD and HPD reports, celebrated the “Warrior of the Month,” heard updates on future WebEx coverage, Red Hill Registry efforts, Mopuna Puna flooding issues, and city and legislative initiatives, then scheduled the next meeting for March 12, 2026.

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