No 23 ʻEwa Neighborhood Board Regular Meeting June 2026

The No 23 ʻEwa Neighborhood Board held its regular meeting on June 18, 2026, focusing on community safety, development projects, and local concerns. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to a presentation on the Prince Kūhiō Gateway Plaza Project, a privately funded commercial and affordable housing development aimed at benefiting Native Hawaiian homesteaders. The project includes retail spaces, community services, and 60 to 80 affordable housing units, with revenues supporting the Hawaiian Homes Trust. The board discussed infrastructure concerns, zoning changes, and community impact related to this project. Additionally, the meeting covered public safety updates from the Honolulu Fire and Police Departments, community resource programs addressing invasive species, and various local issues including homeless outreach and environmental concerns. Several resolutions were passed, including one urging the FAA to prioritize noise abatement and community health in airspace modernization. The board also addressed vacancies and welcomed new members. No direct contract awards or procurement decisions were made, but discussions on capital improvement projects and community development initiatives were prominent.