Kuli'ou'ou / Kalani Iki Neighborhood Board #2

05/22/2026

**RECESS NOTICE**

The Kuliʻouʻou-Kalani Iki Neighborhood Board No. 2 will recess its regular meeting in JUNE 2026.

Our next regular meeting is scheduled for WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2026, 6:30 p.m. at ʻĀina Haina Library Meeting Room, 5246 Kalanianaʻole Highway, Honolulu, HI 96821 and via WebEx.

Watch recordings of monthly neighborhood board meetings held across O‘ahu at https://www.youtube.com/ and visit https://www.honolulu.gov/nco/nb02/.

To view agenda and minutes, visit our board website.

Watch recordings of monthly neighborhood board meetings held across O‘ahu.

05/22/2026

05/06/2026

Please check your coconut/palm/banana trees for CRB damage. They are in our area now.

04/10/2026

Weather Update:
Officials continue to monitor weather conditions across the island. Heavier showers are still expected to arrive overnight tonight or tomorrow morning. Peak gusts over Oʻahu will be 35-45 mph through Friday morning across the higher elevations with isolated higher gusts possible.
• Flood Watch in effect Tonight through Friday evening
• High Wind Watch in effect Tonight through Friday morning

Gov. Josh Green announced the closure of all state departments Friday and the release of employees not working on disaster response and preparedness as heavy rain and strong winds are forecast to hit the island. On Oahu only, state offices including the Judiciary, the University of Hawaii campuses, public schools, public charter schools, as well as most offices and facilities of the City & County of Honolulu, will be closed on Friday.

City Operations Update:
In response to worsening weather conditions, Mayor Rick Blangiardi has ordered the closure of all non-essential City offices and services on Friday, April 10, for the protection of the community. Residents are encouraged to stay informed with the latest updates on shelter locations, evacuation information, and the status of City services, facilities, and events by visiting oneoahu.org/updates.
All disaster response and support personnel will report to work.
Closures include (but are not limited to):
• All Driver Licensing Centers & Satellite City Halls (appointments will be rescheduled)
• All Municipal Golf Courses
• The Honolulu Zoo
• The Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve, all Honolulu Botanical Gardens, all parks, and recreational facilities, including:
o Athletic fields
o Swimming pools
o Outdoor courts
o Gymnasiums (except those designated as shelters)
The City’s Emergency Operations Center remains fully activated, with first responders deployed island-wide and additional resources staged in flood-prone areas. Residents are urged to avoid non-essential travel, prepare for potential power outages, and secure their homes ahead of worsening conditions.

Shelter Update:
Emergency shelters are now open on Oʻahu ahead of potential severe weather. Locations include Wahiawā District Park, Mānoa Valley District Park, Waiʻanae District Park, and Kāneʻohe District Park. Additional shelters are scheduled to open at Nānākuli High and Intermediate, and Kahuku Elementary.
There are no evacuation orders at this time. Residents should monitor conditions and take action if they feel unsafe.
For shelter updates, visit p.veoci.com/hnlshelter
List current as of: 09-Apr-2026 18:01 HST
Open
Evacuation Shelter: Manoa Valley District Park
Status: Open as of 2026-Apr-08 13:00
Location: 2721 Kaaipu Ave, Honolulu
Pet Friendly: Yes
Evacuation Shelter: Kaneohe District Park
Status: Open as of 2026-Apr-07 19:00
Location: 45-660 Keaahala Rd, Kaneohe
Pet Friendly: Yes
Evacuation Shelter: Waianae District Park
Status: Open as of 2026-Apr-08 13:00
Location: 85-601 Farrington Hwy, Waianae
Pet Friendly: Yes
Evacuation Shelter: George Fred Wright Wahiawa District Park
Status: Open as of 2026-Apr-08 13:00
Location: 1139 Kilani Ave, Wahiawa
Pet Friendly: Yes
Scheduled to Open
Evacuation Shelter: Kahuku Elementary
Status: Scheduled to Open as of 2026-Apr-09 18:30
Location: 56-170 Pualalea St, Kahuku
Pet Friendly: Yes
Evacuation Shelter: Nanakuli High and Intermediate
Status: Scheduled to Open as of 2026-Apr-09 20:30
Location: 89-890 Nanakuli Ave, Waianae
Pet Friendly: Yes

04/09/2026

Weather Update:
Officials continue to monitor weather conditions across the island. Showers and isolated thunderstorms will continue overnight into Thursday with impacts expected to last into Friday. Peak gusts over Oʻahu will be 30-35 mph Thursday through Friday. Severe weather impacts are most likely tonight through Friday afternoon.
• Flood Watch in effect until 6:00 pm Friday, April 10
• High Wind Watch in effect from Thursday morning to 6:00 am Friday, April 10

City Operations Update:
The City and County of Honolulu is carrying out a full-scale, coordinated effort to prepare for the incoming Kona low storm by activating its Emergency Operations Center (EOC) on April 8 and working closely with state and federal partners. First responders are being pre-deployed to flood-prone areas, with police increasing staffing and setting up a forward command post in Wahiawā, fire crews staging for rapid response, EMS expanding to 24-hour operations with additional ambulances and specialized rescue units, and ocean safety teams positioning personnel and equipment across the island.
The City is also opening multiple emergency shelters, clearing streams, canals, and drainage systems to reduce flooding risk, and providing sand for residents to fill sandbags, while debris removal from previous storms is nearing completion.
Public transportation is currently operating on a normal schedule, including Skyline and TheBus, though delays are expected if roads become impassable; Route 521 has resumed its normal route, and Handi-Van riders are asked to cancel reservations if plans change.
Officials are advising residents to treat malfunctioning traffic signals as four-way stops, report hazards through HNL311 or non-emergency services, minimize non-essential travel to keep roads clear for emergency crews, and never drive through moving floodwaters.

Shelter Update:
Emergency shelters are now open on Oʻahu ahead of potential severe weather. Locations include Wahiawā District Park, Mānoa Valley District Park, Waiʻanae District Park, and Kāneʻohe District Park.
There are no evacuation orders at this time. Residents should monitor conditions and take action if they feel unsafe.
For shelter updates, visit p.veoci.com/hnlshelter.

04/05/2026

This annual event is a highlight of our community. Please support!

04/02/2026

Don't forget! Our meeting starts at 6:30 pm at the 'Aina Haina Library or via webex at https://cchnl.webex.com/wbxmjs/joinservice/sites/cchnl/meeting/download/5b7317641759446ea01f52349e4c532b?MTID=ma6159b26be049fc54ccf1a89ce26bd02

We have vacancies in SD #1(1), SD #2(1), SD #5(1), SD #7(1), and SD #8(1). Rules of Speaking: Anyone wishing to speak is asked to raise his/her hand, and when recognized by the Chair, to address comments to the Chair. Speakers are allowed two (2) minutes, those giving reports are asked to keep them under three (3) minutes, and presenters under five (5) minutes. Comments should be brief and to the point. Please silence all electronic devices. Participants on WebEx please be sure to mute yourself when you are not speaking to avoid any background noise. When attending the meeting via cell phone press *6 to mute and unmute.

Note: The Board may take action on any agenda item. As required by the State Sunshine Law (HRS 92), specific issues not noted on this agenda cannot be voted on, unless added to the agenda.

Privacy: This meeting is being recorded for future telecast. Comments made will be part of the video presentation.

A hui hou!

04/02/2026

Chair Waters' April newsletter.