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Kapolei board hears fire, police reports as residents press for crosswalks and tree care
Summary
At the Jan. 28 Neighborhood Board 34 meeting, Kapolei residents pressed city agencies after Honolulu Fire and Police reported December activity; board members demanded action on dying trees, crosswalks and an emergency-access road and asked agencies to return with firm timelines.
Honolulu Fire and Police officials briefed Neighborhood Board 34 on public-safety trends and residents used the meeting to press for clearer timelines on pedestrian safety and tree care.
Captain Ting of the Kapolei Fire Station reported December incident activity including two structure fires, one nuisance fire and roughly 190 medical calls; he closed with home electrical-safety advice and an HFD contact for follow-up. Corporal Payton of the Honolulu Police Department’s District 8 told the board December totals for the district and urged residents ‘‘put your phones down, drive the speed limit, be courteous’’ to reduce fatalities and crashes. Payton also described…
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