No 05 Diamond Head-Kapahulu-St. Louis Heights Neighborhood Board Regular Meeting May 2026

No 18 Āliamanu Salt Lake Foster Village Airport Neighborhood Board Meeting May 2026

At its May 18, 2026 meeting, the Aliamanu-Salt Lake Neighborhood Board honored Salt Lake Elementary’s 55th anniversary and local student achievements, reviewed public safety and government updates, heard plans for the Pualoa Solar project and Aloha Stadium redevelopment, and approved a resolution supporting the solar project.

No 28 Ko`olauloa Neighborhood Board Regular Meeting May 2026

At the May 15, 2026 Koʻolauloa Neighborhood Board meeting, residents and officials focused on disaster preparedness and recovery, illegal vacation rentals and land-use enforcement, public safety and infrastructure concerns, renewable energy siting, and making the board more accountable and effective through stronger follow-up and clearer priorities.

No 23 ʻEwa Neighborhood Board Regular Meeting May 2026

At the May 15, 2026 Ewa Neighborhood Board meeting, residents pressed for action on recurring Westloch smoke and fire risks, heard presentations on men’s cancer outreach, Inspire Church’s Ho‘opili project, and opposition to LNG infrastructure, and expressed broad frustration that lack of quorum prevented formal board action.

No 05 Diamond Head-Kapahulu-St. Louis Heights Neighborhood Board Regular Meeting May 2026

At its backlog-heavy May 15 meeting, the Diamond Head-Kapahulu-St. Louis Neighborhood Board rapidly reviewed storm recovery, public safety, wildfire and infrastructure concerns, sharply debated a proposed Kapahulu mobility hub, and adopted resolutions on Kapiʻolani Park trust lands, restoring bus service through central Kaimukī, and archery range safety.

No 29 Kahalu'u Neighborhood Board Regular Meeting May 2026

At its first meeting since storm-related cancellations, the Kahaluu Neighborhood Board focused overwhelmingly on storm recovery and preparedness—alongside local public safety, infrastructure, environmental, and land-use concerns—while repeatedly highlighting Key Project’s central role in community response.