The Hāna Community Pathway Study envisions a 5.5-mile multimodal greenway linking important resources and services like Hāna Elementary and High School, Hāna Health, and the farmers' market, allowing both residents and visitors to safely walk, bike, or roll through their community. Currently, Hāna Highway is the only road connecting the daily services and destinations of its residents and visitors. This two-lane road is winding, narrow, and the speeds of cars on the highway frequently surpass the 25-mph limit.
The pathway aims to increase connectivity, accessibility, and safety by designating dedicated walkways and trails for pedestrians separate from the highway. A final meeting was held on June 23 at Helene Hall by Hana Bay. Find the final plan below.
Hāna Community Pathway Study: FINAL PLAN
Go to the Hana Community Pathway Study page
Upcoming Meetings
- The next Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) meeting is on July 24, 2025 at 9:00 a.m. ( Meeting Link | Agenda | Prior Meeting Draft Minutes | Meeting Materials )
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Announcements
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Transportation Improvement Program FFY 2025-2028(+2) Revision #2 is available for public comment until July 11, 2025. Review document and submit comments.
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The Vision Zero Hawai‘i campaign officially launched on May 1, 2025! The campaign was developed in partnership with state and county transportation partners and aims to increase awareness of, and support for, multi-faceted Vision Zero traffic safety initiatives. Learn more: https://livinghealthy.hawaii.gov/visionzero/
Street art project in Kihei completed, final comments requested.