Hawaii officials have announced plans to rebuild Lahaina's King Kamehameha III Elementary School on the Kuʻia site following community input after wildfires.

Honolulu's Department of Community Services acquired a new headquarters for $12 million to enhance community assistance, consolidating divisions for improved service.

Papakōlea is set for major sewer upgrades this Fall, with Phase 2 targeting specific sewer lines, and involves replacing mains and manholes. Work occurs on weekdays with parking restrictions and necessary property access.

Hawaii is set to begin the transition from the old Aloha Stadium to a new 22,500-seat facility with recent contracts, aiming for completion in spring 2029. Demolition may start by September's end, with a farewell concert planned for October 25th.

Hawaiian officials are calling for stricter regulations on e-bikes in schools following a rise in traffic deaths, including a recent incident where a teenager died. The push includes a possible statewide ban to ensure uniform safety policies.

Kauaʻi DOW invites residents to community meetings to discuss the Water Systems Investment Plan aimed at revitalizing the island's water infrastructure.

The HDOT is starting rehabilitation work on the Hakalau Bridge on Hawaii Belt Road; expect traffic delays and reduced speed limits during the project.

Kamalu Road in Kapa‘a will have single lane closures from September 24 to October 10 due to ongoing repaving, affecting traffic from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily.

Honolulu crews are starting crucial flood control repairs on Keolu Stream Channel, aiming to fix a collapsed wall and improve the area's resilience to extreme weather.

Hanapēpē Bridge closure is extended through early 2026 due to construction delays and funding issues, with work resuming in October. Residents must adapt to detours and closures.

Lāwaʻi will experience a water shutdown affecting Kaumualiʻi Highway residents between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. next Wednesday, with the Department of Water issuing precautions and providing updates online.

Governor Josh Green of Hawaii signed an Executive Order to improve road safety and reduce traffic fatalities, particularly for vulnerable users like pedestrians and cyclists, by regulating e-bikes and offering driver education.

HDOT announced nighttime striping work on Honoapi‘ilani Highway, affecting traffic near Olowalu Village on September 23-24, with alternating lane closures for road stabilization efforts.