As councilman for Kona from 2012-2018, Dru Kanuha…
Improved our community’s health and safety
Raised the age to purchase tobacco products from 18 to 21, making Hawai‘i County one of the first in the nation to do so
Added electronic cigarettes to existing smoking prohibitions
Funded a Food Basket program to make fresh produce more accessible to SNAP recipients
Funded jet skis for Ocean Safety and repairs to a Fire Rescue boat
Funded equipment for West Hawai‘i Community Health Center’s new Kealakehe clinic
Improved the places our families get together
Brand new Ali‘i Kai Park
New playground at Kailua Park
New equipment for Kona Imin Center
New sports equipment for Kekuaokalani Gym & Maka‘eo Park
Lighting improvements at Hale Hālāwai
Supported Parks & Recreation sports workshops
Invested in West Hawai‘i’s roadways
Opened the Māmalahoa Highway Bypass to Nāpo‘opo‘o
Opened the La‘aloa Avenue Extension to Māmalahoa Highway
Appropriated funds for the extension of Nani Kailua Drive to Kuakini Highway, extension of Lako Street to Ali‘i Drive, widening Kuakini Highway, improvements to Royal Poinciana Drive, and improvements to Hawai‘i Belt Road in Honalo – a total of $39 million to improve transportation in West Hawai‘i
Worked to address homelessness
Opened Hale Kīkaha Micro Units
Funded a program to help homeless adults with mental illness with the support they need to move into permanent housing
Supported an emergency gap fund to get families into homes
Funded the West Hawai‘i Faith-Based Summit to End Family Homelessness
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Joe Wells commented
2024-02-04 21:48:05 -1000
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Brian Shukri commented
2022-07-29 15:19:11 -1000
PLEASE introduce legislation to eliminate vehicle safety checks in Hawaii. This is nothing more than a burden on your constituents. Hawaii and West Virginia are the only states that currently require vehicle safety checks.
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