Christopher Breen, REALTOR

The board addressed emergency preparedness, water supply and conservation, development and infrastructure concerns, community events, public safety, environmental protections, youth prevention, and several policy resolutions, while postponing a position on Amazon’s facility until community review is complete.

Honolulu's high-rise sprinkler law, from the 1975 code to the 2038 deadline - why Ordinance 25-4 quietly took away your vote, what a retrofit really costs, and why the state's condo loan program is on hold.

What 1588 Ala Moana's height and density exceptions could be worth-and how approval may reprice development rights and nearby condos.

The Pālolo Neighborhood Board addressed public safety, water and climate resilience, coqui frog control, community maintenance, and vacancies, ultimately retaining 13 at-large seats and appointing Elizabeth Weitz to the board.

The August 14 ʻEwa Neighborhood Board meeting addressed public safety, school traffic and capacity, sewer planning, environmental and military concerns, community development, infrastructure projects, emergency preparedness, and upcoming events and services.

The August 14, 2026 Neighborhood Board 18 meeting addressed recurring noise and safety concerns, community events, infrastructure and jurisdiction issues, emergency preparedness, environmental and water programs, transportation projects, Aloha Stadium redevelopment, military updates, and board attendance challenges.

The August 14, 2026, neighborhood board meeting addressed public-safety and encampment concerns, vacant-seat and tax-resolution votes, storm preparedness, infrastructure and park projects, transportation and development issues, and updates from city, state, federal, and Red Hill officials.

The August 14 Koʻolauloa Neighborhood Board meeting focused on emergency preparedness, storm and coastal resilience, transportation and secondary-road needs, infrastructure and public safety, development and environmental concerns, wastewater financing, community services, and youth engagement.

The board addressed storm preparedness, infrastructure and housing concerns, appointed Chris Wong to an at-large vacancy, approved an October stream cleanup, adopted meeting minutes, and received updates on water, public housing, eviction mediation, community events, and upcoming bridge construction.

The August 13, 2026 Kahaluu Neighborhood Board meeting addressed landfill opposition, infrastructure and flooding concerns, park and land stewardship, public safety, environmental initiatives, community services, and agency updates, while adopting resolutions supporting KEY Project, canoe-club storage, animal-nuisance enforcement, and opposition to a Kapaʻa Quarry landfill.