The board received operational reports from the fire department regarding incident statistics and seasonal safety tips. The police department presented crime data for Districts 1 and 7, discussed patrol strategies, and addressed community concerns regarding arrest procedures related to Sarah's Law and licensing violations. The Board of Water Supply provided information on main breaks and advised on water conservation practices during power outages. The meeting also addressed board business, specifically the need to recruit new members to fill vacant seats.
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The meeting featured department reports covering incident statistics, seasonal safety tips, and water infrastructure updates, including construction projects and conservation guidelines. Presentations were delivered regarding the services provided by the Palolo Chinese Home and a proposal for a local growing network. Board members also addressed community concerns regarding road repair issues at Kuaha Place, noting an agreement reached with the Department of Design and Construction for reconstruction.
Oct 8, 2026·Board meeting
Ala Moana Kaka'ako Neighborhood Board Regular Meeting
The meeting featured reports from the Honolulu Fire Department and Honolulu Police Department. The Fire Department provided statistics for August 2026, discussed fire prevention, and offered safety tips regarding lithium-ion batteries. The Police Department shared crime statistics for August 2026, including data on auto thefts, burglaries, assaults, and motor vehicle collisions. Discussions also covered police presence at construction sites, traffic enforcement, the pilot drone program's current capabilities and limitations, and ongoing outreach efforts regarding the houseless population.
Oct 7, 2026·Board meeting
Mānoa Neighborhood Board No 7 Regular Meeting
The board meeting included reports from local first responders, the Mayor's office, the Council member's office, state representatives, and the University of Hawaii. Key discussion topics included crime statistics, Halloween safety, upcoming election information, concerns regarding housing development and zoning, and updates on state-funded homelessness services. Additionally, there was a discussion on water quality concerns in the local stream caused by construction runoff. The Neighborhood Commission chair and executive secretary provided guidance on board decorum, compliance with sunshine laws, and the overall purpose of the neighborhood board system to facilitate public participation in government.
