Christopher Breen, REALTOR

The November 12 Waikīkī Neighborhood Board meeting addressed public-safety and traffic enforcement, harbor and infrastructure concerns, homelessness and park improvements, housing and legislative issues, community initiatives, and approved on-leash dog designations for Centennial and King Kalākaua Parks before recessing until January 12, 2027.

The November 10, 2026 Liliha-Alewa Neighborhood Board meeting addressed public safety, park noise, accessibility, housing, transportation, community events, and legislative concerns, declared one member’s seat vacant, approved the October minutes, and recessed until January 11, 2027.

The November 10 Waimānalo Neighborhood Board meeting covered public safety, infrastructure, parks, military impacts, cultural and educational programs, environmental concerns, and community resilience initiatives, with several follow-ups deferred to January.

Neighborhood Board 13 discussed public safety, homelessness, transportation and infrastructure projects, community events, agency updates, and contentious procedural matters, ultimately taking no position on Scarlet Honolulu’s proposed late-night license or motions concerning OIP appeals and chair censure.

The November 7 Kailua Neighborhood Board meeting covered community events, public-safety and environmental concerns, landfill opposition, transportation and bicycle safety, infrastructure projects, health and employment programs, committee referrals, and approval of the October minutes.

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The November 5, 2026, Kuliʻouʻou-Kalani Iki Neighborhood Board meeting covered water-service and construction concerns, transportation delays and HDOT participation, community vacancies and events, environmental and cultural preservation projects, city and state updates, and proposals for Hawaiian Electric accountability, grid improvements, and possible public ownership.

The Mānoa Neighborhood Board addressed public safety, flooding and stream protection, Sunshine Law and quorum reform, community events, infrastructure priorities, meeting relocation, and approved a capital-improvement committee before adjourning with several agenda items deferred.

The October 30, 2026 Liliha-Alewa Neighborhood Board meeting covered public safety, water and emergency preparedness, transportation and development projects, the H-1 cap park study, waste recycling, police drone operations, community concerns, legislative updates, and upcoming events.

The October 30, 2026 Mililani-Waipio Neighborhood Board meeting covered public-safety updates, military activity, infrastructure and accessibility concerns, community and school news, government projects, the appointment of Tara Sutton and election of Trevor Nagamine and Ken Inouye, while deferring a proposal to rename the board to include Ko‘a Ridge.

The board addressed public-safety, transportation, infrastructure, development, and environmental concerns; adopted resolutions on community benefits, Skyline expansion, Hawaiian Electric rates, and underground utilities; and scheduled a November 13 special meeting to deliberate on the Project Savoy fulfillment-center report.

The Hawaiʻi Kai Neighborhood Board reviewed public safety, environmental, infrastructure, housing, school, and community concerns; voted to restore Awāwāmalu’s historical name; and scheduled further action on Koko Crater Stables, Waimānalo Kauhale, traffic, park enforcement, and other neighborhood issues.

The Kalihi Valley Neighborhood Board addressed public safety, disaster resilience, infrastructure, flooding, parks, housing, homelessness, and community events, approved minutes and parade participation, recognized Christopher Wong, and accepted Chair Lea Tambaga’s resignation effective after the meeting.

The board reviewed public-safety, tree-canopy, flood-mitigation, transportation, housing, infrastructure, and community-planning issues, approved holiday activities and recesses, and identified future priorities and follow-ups.

The Waipahu Neighborhood Board reviewed public safety, infrastructure, transportation, environmental, community, and legislative updates, addressed resident concerns, and scheduled its next meeting for November 19, 2026.

The Kaimukī Neighborhood Board reviewed public-safety and city updates, addressed dumping, sewer, property, transit, pedestrian, park-maintenance, and community concerns, heard presentations on rainwater capture and food composting, and approved participation in the Christmas parade and prior meeting records.

The Nānākuli-Māʻili Neighborhood Board addressed public-safety, homelessness, infrastructure, emergency preparedness, education, housing, and environmental concerns, passed a resolution opposing proposed LNG infrastructure, approved community-event participation, and assigned several agency follow-ups.

The October 22, 2026 Kalihi-Pālama Neighborhood Board meeting covered public safety, transportation and rail projects, housing, homelessness, community services, environmental concerns, cultural recognition, and neighborhood initiatives, with several resolutions approved and follow-up actions assigned.

The October 21, 2026 Neighborhood Board 35 meeting covered public safety, military activities, albizia hazards, transportation concerns, disaster recovery, community programs, legislative updates, and school news, with the next meeting scheduled for November 17.

The October 21, 2026, Nuuanu-Punchbowl Neighborhood Board meeting covered public-safety, water, wildfire, infrastructure, election, and community concerns, approved September minutes, kept several issues—including leashed dogs at Nuʻuanu Valley Park—under review, and adjourned with vacancies and follow-ups remaining before the November 17 meeting.

The board addressed extensive community concerns about the proposed Wahiawā–Whitmore pedestrian bridge, public safety, military and infrastructure activity, septage facilities, homelessness, transportation, environmental issues, and upcoming community events and projects.

The October 16 Kāneʻohe Neighborhood Board meeting covered crime and police priorities, Marine Corps and university updates, transportation and infrastructure projects, affordable housing concerns, conservation and health initiatives, community services, and emergency preparedness.

The October 16, 2026 Makiki-Tantalus Neighborhood Board meeting covered public safety, infrastructure, disaster resilience, transportation, housing disputes, community maintenance, and a candidate forum, with the board adopting several follow-ups but rejecting the resolution opposing the 1441 Liholiho project.

The Waiʻalae-Kāhala Neighborhood Board discussed public safety, enforcement, water and fire preparedness, homelessness, city ordinances, community planning, park policies, the relocated Hawaiʻi Food & Wine Festival, and unanimously supported an Education Law Clinic and regional development review group.

The October 15, 2026 Pālolo Neighborhood Board meeting covered public-safety updates, water-system construction and conservation, community services and gardening initiatives, Kuheia Place reconstruction, traffic concerns near Ānuenue School, vacancies and deferred business due to insufficient quorum, and upcoming civic and recycling events.