The Maui MPO is excited to create a community-driven art design within the newly available space outside of the vehicle travelway at the intersection of Kenolio Road and Alulike Street in the community of Kihei in South Maui.
Now that we have the final street art design, we are excited to begin implementing it in collaboration with the Kihei community in a fun painting session! Sign up below to register for Painting Day which will be held from Saturday, May 3rd, to Sunday, May 4th.
If you are interested in learning more about “Painting Day” and the project artist’s creative vision, join us virtually for our Online Informative Session on April 16th. Our team will be available to answer any questions you may have from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.
Click here to join the April 16 Info Session (Zoom link)
Upcoming Meetings
- The next Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) meeting is on June 19, 2025 at 9:00 a.m. ( Meeting Link | Agenda | Prior Meeting Draft Minutes | Meeting Materials )
- The next Policy Board meeting is on June 26, 2025 at 9:00 a.m. ( Meeting Link | Agenda | Prior Meeting Draft Minutes | Meeting Materials )
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Sign-up for PAINTING DAY! We are ready to paint the streets of South Kihei. We are looking for volunteers!
The Hana 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.
To learn more and comment on this project:
Go to Hana Community Pathway Study Project