Help Shape Hawai‘i Island! The Hawai‘i County General Plan (GP) guides the island’s long-range physical development. The DRAFT GP is ready for public review, so….. We want to hear from you! When & Where? [These SpeakOuts are identical, so plan to attend the one most convenient for you] Saturday, August 10 9:00am – 2:00 pmWaimea Middle School Gymnasium,Waimea 67-1229 Mamalahoa Hwy. Sunday, August 11 9:00am – 2:00 pmAupuni Center, Hilo101 Pauahi St., […]
Two hour window for calls 2-4 on August 6th. Public information session 5:00 Aug. 6 @ Hawaii County Building, Puna The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies will be visiting Hawaii Island as part of re-accreditation process for the Hawaii Police Department. And it wants to hear from the public what it thinks of its law enforcement force. The team of assessors from the agency, known as CALEA, will […]
"One stop shop" for veteran's needs slated to begin construction on 2021.
Via; BIVN The trip down the Waipiʻo Valley Access Road – a dangerous drive for unfamiliar visitors – could soon be more tightly regulated under a proposed bill moving through the Hawaiʻi State Legislature. House Bill 529 HD1 “prohibits any vehicle, except a low-range, four-wheel drive vehicle, from being driven through or in Waipio Valley, except under certain circumstances.” The bill has already passed through the State House and is now […]
A public meeting Wednesday is the next chance for residents to hear about the idea of launching about 24 rockets a year.A public meeting Wednesday is the next chance for residents to hear about the idea of launching about 24 rockets a year.
Via West Hawaii News — While law enforcers are preparing a response to anticipated protests of the Thirty Meter Telescope on Maunakea, Mayor Harry Kim is talking to stakeholders, has assembled a committee of Hawaiian cultural leaders and released his vision statement for the mountain’s future. Protesters in 2015 “I don’t think there’s anything more important than us resolving this in a good way … meaning that it benefits the […]
Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park reported that “park staff will resume regular operations in the coming days. Chain of Craters Road will remain closed until staff can return to work and check for road hazards and impacts to critical resources such as nēnē, the endangered Hawaiian goose.”
