No 36 Nānākuli-Māʻili Neighborhood Board Regular Meeting September 2026

The No 36 Nānākuli-Māʻili Neighborhood Board held its regular meeting on September 15, 2026, convened by the City and County Neighborhood Commission Office. The meeting featured reports from various city and state agencies including the Honolulu Fire Department, Police Department, Ocean Safety, and representatives from the Governor's office, Mayor's office, and local legislators. Key procurement-related discussions included infrastructure and road maintenance concerns, particularly regarding the repaving and upkeep of Lulule Naval Road and Fington Highway, with mentions of funding challenges and coordination with military partners. The board also addressed homelessness issues, including cleanup efforts and housing developments, with references to private property access and city coordination. A motion was passed to participate in the Nanakuli High Intermediate School Homecoming Parade, and a significant motion was approved to maintain the names of Pilioahi Avenue and Haleakala Avenue without future changes, reflecting community input. Budget and funding topics were discussed in the context of FEMA disaster reimbursements and state emergency declarations, highlighting the complexities of funding allocations and reimbursements for storm-related damages. The meeting concluded with announcements about upcoming community events and legislative priorities. No specific contract awards or vendor selections were detailed, but infrastructure funding and community development projects were prominent themes.