No 7 Mānoa Neighborhood Board Regular Meeting October 2026

The Mānoa Neighborhood Board’s regular meeting was held October 8, 2026. No contracts, vendor selections, bids, or procurement awards were considered. The main procurement-related discussion was a presentation on medium-range capital improvement planning to inform upcoming City and State budget processes. The presenter described Honolulu’s annual capital improvement budget as approximately $1.2 billion and cited about $244.2 million for upgrades to the Honouliuli and Sand Island wastewater treatment plants and about $76 million for widening Salt Lake Boulevard. Potential Mānoa-area priorities discussed included stream and drainage work, pedestrian bridges, safer crossings, and road resurfacing. The board discussed gathering public and member input and prioritizing proposals; it took no action approving a project or allocation.

A proposed charter amendment to dedicate 0.5% of existing real property tax revenues to a food security fund was presented, with no endorsement or funding decision by the board. A motion to strike the presentation from the agenda was not adopted, so the presentation proceeded. Other reports covered police and fire activity, invasive species, and community concerns. No other procurement activity was identified.