Mayor Blangiardi's Monthly Newsletter

Mayor's Highlights Newsletter

Stories included in this month’s edition (click the image to read the full newsletter):

A full recap of Mayor Blangiardi’s 2024 State of the City address, including updates on the City’s approach to affordable housing, homelessness and public safety.
Information on the first two town hall meetings of 2024, in Kapolei and Kailua.
Details on the unveiling of a groundbreaking new mental health crisis hub at the Iwilei Resource Center last month.
An important traffic advisory for residents who live in the Lanikai area — and anyone who is considering visiting the area during the month of April.
Good news for the Royal Hawaiian Band, which moved into a permanent new home and rehearsal space at the Waikīkī Vista last month!

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The full calendar for Mayor Blangiardi’s 2024 town hall meetings, as well as a way for you to sign up to receive updates about each meeting.
Details about the visit to Oʻahu by U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, including a recap of his tour of the City’s Skyline facilities.
An update on Climate Ready Oʻahu, the City’s first climate adaptation strategy, which was adopted by the Honolulu City Council last month.
Mayor Blangiardi commemorates Black History Month on Oʻahu.

Stories included in this month’s edition (click the image to read the full newsletter):

How bright yellow rescue tubes are making our beaches safer
First responders jump into action during an emergency at January’s City Council hearing
The Kahuku community meets to discuss a new swimming pool and recreation center
An authentic hula show prepares to debut at the Waikīkī Shell
A new sculpture is unveiled at Honolulu’s In-Ha Park

Stories included in this month’s edition (click the image to read the full newsletter):

Stories included in this month’s edition (click the image to read the full newsletter):

A full recap of the City’s annual Honolulu City Lights opening night celebration, plus details on holiday displays that will be up all month.
Updates on renovations to the Neal S. Blaisdell Center, including an exciting one involving the Blaisdell Arena!
A call to action for residents to weigh in on the Ala Wai Canal Flood Risk Management Study’s draft report.
Details on the City’s improved Municipal Equality Index rating — our highest-ever score!

Stories included in this month’s edition (click the image to read the full newsletter):

An update on a busy month for Mayor Blangiardi and the City on our affordable housing efforts.
Information on Oʻahu’s wildfire prevention efforts, following a trip by all four of Hawaiʻi’s mayors to visit Lahaina.
Details on a $1 million grant awarded to the Mayor’s Office of Culture and the Arts for their “Wahi Pana” project.
City services are expanding in Kapolei, including extended hours at the Satellite City Hall and a brand-new convenience center to help reduce illegal dumping in West Oʻahu.