Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Oct 16, 2026·Board meeting
Police Commission Monthly Meeting
The meeting featured comprehensive reports covering police department activities, crime statistics, and traffic enforcement efforts. Commissioners discussed specific public safety concerns regarding police vehicle positioning during traffic stops. The vice report detailed recent search warrant executions, resulting in the seizure of narcotics and illegal firearms. Additionally, the administration provided an update on staffing levels, including sworn and civilian vacancies and the progress of current recruit classes.
Oct 13, 2026
Enterprise
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The meeting featured a public comment session regarding the desired qualities for a new permanent fire chief, with a focus on leadership, transparency, and medical autonomy. The board addressed corrections to minutes from previous sessions and deliberated on scheduling the rescheduled candidate interviews and selection process due to prior cancellations from natural disasters. A consensus was reached to set the new interview and selection dates in October, with a contingency plan for future disruptions.
Oct 7, 2026·Board meeting
Hawaii County Council Regular Meeting
The council session focused on several key items, including presentations recognizing community volunteers and youth internship programs. Legislative discussions included the review of bills regarding labor practices and workforce development funding, as well as the consideration of allocations for community events and programs. Additionally, the council addressed environmental concerns, specifically the promotion of native plant species as part of ecosystem preservation strategies.
Oct 6, 2026·Board meeting
Policy Committee on Health, Safety, and Well-Being Meeting
The committee meeting focused on the discussion of two bills, 199 and 200, which relate to establishing a historic place marker program and a storytelling interpretation program. Key discussion topics included the importance of preserving traditional place names and oral histories, the need for community consultation and collaboration in identifying and placing markers, concerns regarding the installation process and potential aesthetic uniformity of signs, and the desire for a phased, partnership-based approach to implementation. Testimony was provided by several community members supporting the goals of these bills while emphasizing the necessity of deep community engagement and oversight.
