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HPD outlines July calls, residents push for more daytime enforcement and parking fixes

North Shore Neighborhood Board · August 13, 2024
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Summary

Lieutenant Scott Viera of the Wahiawa station gave July 1–22 crime statistics and described trespass-warning procedures; residents pressed for parking enforcement around food trucks and for citation breakdowns by violation type.

Lieutenant Scott Viera of the Wahiawa Police Station reported July 1–22 incident totals and emphasized that a recent fatal motor vehicle collision on Kalkineau Road is under investigation. "There were 6 assaults, 3 burglaries, 1 robbery, and 9 UEMVs," he told the board, and he apologized for not having motor-vehicle-collision stats available immediately.

During the public Q&A residents asked for ticketing and location breakdowns (speeding, parking, other citations) and urged more daytime patrols near food trucks and McDonald’s. Lieutenant Viera said he would check whether the police citation data can be broken down and directed residents to call 911 for urgent enforcement matters. The board discussed possible traffic-calming measures (speed bumps, DOT jurisdiction) and asked the NCO and DTS to follow up.