Christopher Breen, REALTOR

The October 2026 Diamond Head–Kapahulu–St. Louis Heights Neighborhood Board meeting covered police activity and scams, community infrastructure and safety concerns, development and environmental issues, upcoming events, city and state updates, and board actions including honoring Senator Les Ihara Jr. and forming an informational-brochure committee.

The October 8, 2026 Ala Moana-Kakaako Neighborhood Board meeting focused on public safety, homelessness response, infrastructure and development concerns, watershed and transportation projects, and approved support for an AIDS memorial, a potential business improvement district, and stakeholder outreach.

The October 8, 2026 Kuliʻouʻou–Kalani Iki Neighborhood Board meeting addressed public safety, infrastructure, homelessness, water quality, utility reliability, transportation, community vacancies, and numerous follow-up actions for future meetings.

The Mānoa Neighborhood Board reviewed public-safety, environmental, development, invasive-species, capital-improvement, and procedural issues, advanced a Lowry Avenue safety resolution and future project priorities, addressed the board’s upcoming venue change, and scheduled its next meeting for November 4, 2026.

The October 7, 2026 Ala Moana-Kaka‘ako Neighborhood Board meeting addressed public safety, homelessness and outreach, infrastructure and transportation projects, community planning, storm preparedness, and adopted resolutions supporting an AIDS memorial and exploring a local business improvement district.

The October 7, 2026 Waianae Coast Neighborhood Board meeting lacked quorum, so no formal action was taken, but residents and agencies discussed public safety, water and power reliability, emergency preparedness, homelessness, development, environmental concerns, and community infrastructure.

The October 2 Kailua Neighborhood Board meeting covered public safety, infrastructure, environmental and cultural reviews, Chick-fil-A traffic concerns, water resilience, community projects, and upcoming government initiatives, including unanimous support for recommending a right-turn-only exit from the proposed restaurant.

The October 2 Downtown-Chinatown Neighborhood Board meeting addressed public safety, policing and drone oversight, homelessness and mental-health services, infrastructure and traffic concerns, business revitalization, community events, and upcoming policy and resilience initiatives.

The September 30, 2026 Hawaiʻi Kai Neighborhood Board meeting addressed public safety, water and power resilience, infrastructure and environmental concerns, community development, and unanimously urged the city to rescind the Koko Crater Stables eviction while pursuing rehabilitation and continued public equestrian use.

The board covered its upcoming relocation, public safety and infrastructure concerns, community stormwater and cleanup initiatives, a contentious LNG proposal, and numerous neighborhood issues while assigning follow-up actions for future meetings.

The Waipahu Neighborhood Board reviewed public-safety, development, food-security, storm-recovery, infrastructure, and community-event matters, amended and approved a resolution opposing Costco’s proposed gas station, and announced its next meeting for October 22, 2026.

The September 24, 2026 neighborhood board meeting addressed public safety, traffic and infrastructure concerns, emergency preparedness, housing and water-system issues, rail and transit-oriented development, and adopted resolutions supporting green infrastructure and community commemorations while opposing current TOD bills without enforceable public benefits.

The September 24 Mililani-Waipio Neighborhood Board meeting covered fire and battery safety, police and homeless-outreach responses, military activity and noise, storm damage and ADA sidewalk hazards, community updates, and unresolved board elections, with follow-ups deferred to the October 28 meeting.

The Pearl City Neighborhood Board addressed public safety, traffic, disaster preparedness, infrastructure, environmental and zoning concerns, housing, community services, legislative priorities, and unanimously supported exploring a dedicated Pearl City community plan.

The September 23 North Shore Neighborhood Board meeting addressed police and infrastructure updates, community concerns over proposed fiber, Mill Camp housing, and Papailoa development, storm recovery and environmental issues, public-service projects, and upcoming meetings and consultations.

The September 23 Wahiawā-Whitmore Neighborhood Board meeting addressed public safety, opposition and unresolved security questions surrounding the proposed pedestrian bridge, military activity and environmental concerns, community events, storm preparedness, infrastructure, and follow-up on a proposed women’s treatment home and other neighborhood issues.

The meeting examined Waikīkī’s public-safety challenges and coordinated responses, highlighting progress against serious crime while identifying persistent concerns over homelessness, repeat low-level offenses, sentencing, police staffing, and nighttime noise, with follow-up planned on judicial practices, diversion, legislation, and targeted enforcement.

The September 18 Waialae-Kahala Neighborhood Board meeting addressed public safety, infrastructure, traffic and transportation concerns, storm and water resilience, community development proposals, waste recycling, and approval of the annual Turkey Trot.

The September 18 Kāneʻohe Neighborhood Board meeting, held without quorum, covered public safety, youth programs, infrastructure and emergency preparedness, environmental and cultural protection, community services, education, health care, and upcoming civic events.

The board addressed public safety, infrastructure, emergency preparedness, environmental resilience, neighborhood maintenance, housing proposals, and upcoming community events, while approving the August minutes and scheduling its next meeting for October 15, 2026.

The September 17, 2026 Kalihi-Pālama Neighborhood Board meeting lacked quorum, preventing formal action while members discussed public safety, homelessness, traffic, housing, infrastructure, storm preparedness, community projects, and possible board-size reductions.

The September 17, 2026 Kaimuki Neighborhood Board meeting covered public-safety updates, storm and utility concerns, infrastructure and transportation projects, community programs, proposed legislation, and upcoming emergency-response improvements, including a new Kaimuki ambulance unit.

The September 17, 2026 Mililani Mauka–Launani Valley Neighborhood Board meeting covered public safety, storm recovery, water and power resilience, military activity, school and transportation issues, community events, legislative updates, and upcoming outreach programs.

The September 16 Nuuanu-Punchbowl Neighborhood Board meeting covered public-safety, infrastructure, development, transportation, and community issues, elected new officers, approved minutes, and deferred or retained several unresolved matters for follow-up.

The Nānākuli-Māʻili Neighborhood Board reviewed storm recovery, emergency preparedness, public safety, housing and houselessness, infrastructure, environmental concerns, community events, and local initiatives, approving meeting minutes, parade participation, and resolutions preserving historic street names.