HONOLULU – Members of the Hawai‘i Bicycling League (HBL) and the American Public Works Association, Hawaiʻi Chapter (APWA) will replace damaged and missing traffic delineators along the protected bike lanes along Pensacola and South streets on Saturday, June 14, 2025, from 6:30 a.m. to 9 a.m.
The groups will be working on Pensacola Street between the freeway and Kapiʻolani Boulevard, and on South Street between King Street and Pohukaina Street during the service event.
The project will be performed under the coordination of the City’s Mālama O Ka ‘Āina community volunteer program, which is administered by the Department of Facility Maintenance, Division of Road Maintenance (DRM). Additional support will be provided by the City’s Department of Transportation Services and Complete Streets Program.
The HBL’s mission is to encourage and enable more people to ride bicycles for health, recreation, and transportation. For more information on HBL and the many other events it organizes throughout the year, please visit https://hbl.org/.
The APWA, Hawaiʻi Chapter’s mission is to support those who operate, improve, and maintain public works and infrastructure through advocacy, education, and member engagement. It is celebrating its 60th anniversary. Go to https://www.apwa.org/ for more information.
The City is grateful to the members of HBL and APWA for volunteering their time and resources, as regular maintenance of the protected bike lanes is essential in providing a safe and pleasant riding experience for all its users.
To find out more about other volunteer opportunities, please call the Division of Road Maintenance at (808) 768-3600.
