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Mayor's Highlights Newsletter

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):

  • An update on operations and ongoing construction for Oʻahu’s rail transit system.
  • The City officially unveils ʻAʻala Respite, our newest facility aimed at addressing homelessness.
  • Honoluluʻs Medical Examiner shows off an upgraded facility, plus makes a long-awaited hiring announcement.
  • For the second time in 13 months, the City opens a new lifeguard tower — helping protect more of Oʻahu’s shorelines.
  • An update on renovations at the Waikīkī Shell, including when the facility will re-open to the public.

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):

  • The City continues to add new treatment options for Oʻahu’s chronic homeless population.
  • Friends, family members remember Honolulu lifeguard Tamayo Perry.
  • The new acting director of the Honolulu Ocean Safety Department is sworn in at Honolulu Hale.
  • The Waikīkī community comes together to unveil new trash cans designed to trash off of Oʻahu beaches.
  • Restoration work concludes on the Mahatma Gandhi statue near the Honolulu Zoo.

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

  • FestPAC, the world’s largest cultural gathering of Pacific Island nations, comes to Honolulu
  • With eyes on future recreational uses, the City takes over ownership of 400 acres of former Navy land in Kalaeloa
  • The City opens a new facility to help homeless individuals suffering from wounds or illnesses get off the streets
  • Mayor Blangiardi and City officials kick off a project to install a canopy of thousands of solar panels atop the Blaisdell Center parking structure
  • Skyline, the City’s rail transit system, celebrates its first year in operation and welcomes aboard its one millionth rider

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

  • Mayor Blangiardi creates Ocean Safety department and signs resolution for a voter-approved commission
  • An update on improvements to the City’s critically-important 911 system
  • A list of resources for Hurricane Preparedness Month, which begins in June every year
  • Information about HECO’s Public Safety Power Shutoff program, which begins on July 1, 2024
  • How the City and County of Honolulu is helping to support the Hawai‘i Foodbank

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