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Kalihi Valley NB Regular Meeting DESCRIPTION:KALIHI VALLEY NEIGHBORHOOD BOARD NO. 16\n \;\n\nREGULAR MEE TING AGENDA \nWEDNESDAY\, NOVEMBER 12\, 2025 7:00 P.M.\nKAPĀLAMA HALE\, R OOM 153\n925 DILLINGHAM BOULEVARD\nAND ON WEBEX\n\nMeeting Link: https://c chnl.webex.com/cchnl/j.php?MTID=m08f15763a74e55673ba301c551aeac04 \nMeetin g Number / Access Code: 2486 074 5181\nMeeting Password: NB16 (6216 from p hones and video systems)\nJoin by Phone: +1-408-418-9388 United States Tol l\nJoin by Video System: Dial 24940045995@cchnl.webex.com\n\nRULES OF SPEA KING: Anyone wishing to speak is asked to click the “raise hand” icon\ , and when recognized by the Chair\, to address comments to the Chair. Spe akers are encouraged to keep their comments under 2 - 5 minutes\, and thos e giving reports are encouraged to keep their reports under 3 - 5 minutes. Please ensure your microphone is muted unless you are speaking. Please st ate your first and last name for the record before moving into your commen t or question. Written testimony may also be submitted via email using the contact information listed on the Neighborhood Commission Office website. Please silence all electronic devices. NOTES: The Board may take action o n any agenda item. As required by the State Sunshine Law (Hawaiʻi Revised Statutes Chapter 92)\, specific issues not listed on this agenda cannot b e voted on\, unless properly added to the agenda.\nARCHIVE: Find an archiv e of handouts and referenced materials concerning to the Kalihi Valley Nei ghborhood Board No.16 at:\nhttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Z1fHoHM twv6GFUbyc3MTvOmGOo2FuwXO\nVIDEO RECORD: Meeting Recordings can be found a t: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1DZJTKor6TTNYiqx5U-P2w\n\n1. CALL TO ORDER: Chair Leialoha Tumbaga\n\n2. CITY MONTHLY REPORTS (Three Minutes Ea ch):\nA. Honolulu Fire Department\n(October 2025 monthly fire and emergenc y incident statistics\, HFD safety tips\, reminders\, and any upcoming eve nts)\nB. Honolulu Police Department\n(October 2025 monthly crime and incid ent statistics\, HPD safety tips\, reminders\, and any upcoming events)\nC . Board of Water Supply\, Iris Oda\n(October 2025 monthly water main break incidents and statistics\, BWS tips\, reminders\, and any upcoming events )\n3. RESIDENT’S AND COMMUNITY CONCERNS (Three Minutes Each):\n4. PRESEN TATIONS (Ten Minutes Each):\nA. Parents and Children Together on Kalihi Co nnection Coalition - Laura Pokipala\nB. CERENE on their organization - Dr. Miku Leuentine\n5. CITY ELECTED OFFICIALS (Three Minutes Each):\nA. Mayor Rick Blangiardi's Representative – Bandmaster Clarke Bright\nB. Council member Tyler Dos Santos-Tam – Constituent Services Director Lynn Robinso n\n6. STATE AND FEDERAL ELECTED OFFICIALS (Three Minutes Each):\nA. Govern or Josh Green’s Representative – Pending Assignment\nB. Senator Donna Mercado Kim – Office Representative Kathy Nii\nC. Representative Ikaika Hussey\n\n7. BOARD BUSINESS:\nA. Meeting Determination - Location (January 2026 - June 2026)\nB. Consideration to Participate in the KBA Holiday Par ade\nC. Approval of Regular Meeting Minutes: Wednesday\, October 8\, 2025\ nD. Vote to change Sustainability Committee to Aloha Aina Committee\n\n8. COMMITTEE REPORTS/ASSIGNMENTS\nA. State and County Budget Committee Chair May Mizuno\nB. Sidewalk\, S-Curve\, and Transportation Committee Chair Jam es Soong\nC. Beautification Committee Chair Randolph Franklin\nD. Sustaina bility Committee Co-Chairs Simeon Rojas and Alan Kumalae\nE. RPZ Committee Chair Alan Kumalae\nF. Communications Committee Chair Chris Lualemaga\nG. Resolutions Committee Chair Randolph Franklin\nH. Joint Committee Chair J ames Soong\n\n9. OTHER REPORTS\nA. Chair's Report\n\n10. ANNOUNCEMENTS\nA. Recess Notice: The Board will be recessing it’s December 2025 Regular B oard Meeting.\nB. Next Meeting: Wednesday\, January 8\, 2026\, 7:00 p.m.\, at location To Be Determined.\nC. Broadcast Meetings: Neighborhood Board meetings aired on ʻŌlelo Channel 49 on the fourth Saturday of the month at 6:00 p.m.\, and the first and third Sunday of the month at 9:00 a.m.\nD . NCO and Toys for Tots – Toy Drive: Your Neighborhood Assistant will be collecting donated children’s toys (new and unwrapped) at tonight’s m eeting on Wednesday\, November 12\, 2025. If you’d like to donate\, plea se bring your toy(s) to this meeting.\n\n11. ADJOURNMENT\n\n2025-2026 Kali hi Valley Neighborhood Board No. 16 Members:\nAlan Kumalae – kumalaea001 @hawaii.rr.com\nLeialoha Tumbaga – leialt98@gmail.com\nRandolph Franklin – bigvalley808@gmail.com\nSimeon Rojas – simeonrojas@gmail.com\nMicha el Gatti — mcgatti@gmail.com\nChris Lualemaga — clualemaga@gmail.com\n James Soong — jaysoong@outlook.com\nMay Mizuno – jojemay@yahoo.com\nRo pati Liua – N/A\nJeffrey Jones (NB Assistant) – jeffrey.jones@honolulu .gov\n\nA mailing list is maintained for interested persons and agencies t o receive this Board’s agenda and minutes. Additions\, corrections\, and deletions to the mailing list may be directed to the Neighborhood Commiss ion Office (NCO) at Kapālama Hale\, 925 Dillingham Boulevard\, Suite 160\ , Honolulu\, Hawaiʻi 96817\; Telephone (808) 768-3710 Fax (808) 768-3711\ ; or Email nco@honolulu.gov. Agendas and minutes are also available on the internet at www.honolulu.gov/nco\n\nIf you need an auxiliary aid/service or other accommodation due to a disability or an interpreter for a languag e other than English\, please call the Neighborhood Commission Office at ( 808) 768-3710 between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. or send an email to nco@hono lulu.gov at least three (3) business days before the scheduled meeting. It may not be possible to fulfill requests received after this date.\n\nAll written testimony must be received in the Neighborhood Commission Office 4 8 hours prior to the meeting. If within 48 hours\, written and/or oral tes timony may be submitted directly to the Board at the meeting. If submittin g written testimony\, please note the Board and agenda item(s) your testim ony concerns. Send to: Neighborhood Commission Office\, 925 Dillingham Bou levard\, Suite 160 Honolulu\, Hawaiʻi 96817. Fax: (808) 768-3711. Email: nbtestimony@honolulu.gov\n\n \;\n\n \;\n\nDRAFT REGULAR MEETING WR ITTEN SUMMARY FOR VIDEO RECORD\nWEDNESDAY\, OCTOBER 8\, 2025 at 7:00 P.M.\ nKAPĀLAMA HALE\, ROOM 153 – 925 DILLINGHAM BOULEVARD\nAND VIA WEBEX\nVi deo recording of this meeting can be found at:\nhttps://www.youtube.com/wa tch?v=VEkeEUEG1MU\nReports &\; other meeting materials can be found at: \nhttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Z1fHoHMtwv6GFUbyc3MTvOmGOo2FuwXO \nCALL TO ORDER – [0:00:05]: 7:00 p.m.\nChair Tumbaga called the Kalihi Valley Neighborhood Board No. 16 meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Quorum was established. Note: This nine-member Board requires five (5) members to est ablish quorum and to take official Board action.\nMembers Present: Leialoh a Tumbaga (Chair)\, Alan Kumalae\, James Soong\, Simeon Rojas\, Ropati Liu a\, Michael Gatti\, and May Mizuno.\n\nMembers Absent: Randolph Franklin a nd Chris Lualemaga.\nGuests: Firefighter I Jacob Ingerbrettson (Honolulu F ire Department – Station 32)\; Sergeant Cruz and Lieutenant Atiko (Honol ulu Police Department)\; Iris Oda (Board of Water Supply)\; Bandmaster Cla rke Bright (Mayor’s Office – memo submitted)\; Lynn Robinson (City Cou ncil District 6 – not present)\; Senator Donna Mercado Kim and Office Re presentative Kathy Nii (State Senate)\; Representative Ikaika Hussey (Stat e House District 29)\; Aaron Magee (Global Preservation Initiative)\; comm unity members. Neighborhood Commission Office: Jeffrey Jones (Neighborhood Assistant).\nCITY MONTHLY REPORTS – [0:01:27]\n\nHonolulu Fire Departme nt – [0:01:31]: Firefighter I Jacob Ingerbrettson (Station 32) reported September 2025 statistics:\n• Report: 2 structure fires\; 1 activated al arm (no fire)\; 66 medical emergencies. Seasonal decoration safety tips we re shared: use fire-resistant\, UL-approved electrical decorations\; follo w manufacturer instructions\; ensure lights are in good repair\; turn off lights when leaving the home/at bedtime\; do not overload power strips/sur ge protectors/extension cords\; never leave candles unattended\; keep ligh ters/matches out of children’s reach.\n\nQuestions\, comments and concer ns followed – [0:02:48]\n1. Holiday Fire Safety Outreach: Member Liua as ked how to coordinate a holiday safety awareness event\; Firefighter Inger brettson directed requests to HFD’s Community Relations via the HFD webs ite and noted availability for info tables or static truck displays.\n\nHo nolulu Police Department – [0:04:14]: Sergeant Cruz (with Lt. Atiko) rep orted approximately ten fewer incidents than last month.\n• Report: Sept ember counts: 1 burglary\; 2 sex assaults\; 4 simple assaults\; 7 thefts\; approximately 600 incidents responded to. Incidents declined from 24 in A ugust to 14 in September. HPD highlighted Vision Zero Hawaiʻi (livingheal thy.hawaii.gov) and “Take 30” targeted traffic enforcement blocks\; re minded the public that 988 is a non-emergency crisis and resource line (ca ll 911 for emergencies).\n\nQuestions\, comments and concerns followed – [0:08:08]\n1. Speeding and Pedestrian Safety without Sidewalks: Member Li ua asked about speed surveys\, traffic calming\, and poor lighting where m any kupuna walk. Sgt. Cruz said while specific surveys weren’t noted\, H PD conducts speed enforcement as resources allow (including at night) via “Take 30” blocks.\n2. Coordinating Community Safety Events: Member Liu a asked how to partner with HPD for a local safety event. Sgt. Cruz advise d contacting the Kalihi Police Station Community Policing Team to set up o r join programs.\n3. E-bikes vs. Mopeds: Member Liua asked about differenc es and enforcement. Sgt. Cruz explained e-bikes must have pedals and do no t require license plates\; mopeds have larger engines and require plates. Modifications to e-bikes that increase speed complicate compliance. HPD Tr affic Division resources are at honolulupd.org.\n4. 988 Use Cases: Member Rojas asked about 988 responses. Sgt. Cruz said 988 provides crisis counse ling and resource referrals (e.g.\, elder assistance\, youth issues) but i s not an emergency line.\nBoard of Water Supply – [0:14:28]: Iris Oda re ported 3 main breaks in September 2025: 4" main near 3432B Kalihi Street ( 9/16)\; 6" main near 2412 Kini Place (9/12)\; 8" main near 2022 A‘o Plac e (9/17). She urged a 20% reduction in water use due to low rainfall and h igher demand\; offered conservation tips and noted BWS rebates\n• Websit e: https://www.boardofwatersupply.com/\n\nQuestions\, comments and concern s followed – [0:15:49]\n1. Project Timeline: Member Soong asked for an u pdate on a nearby road/school-related item\; Oda said no update at this ti me.\n2. Water Rates for Home Gardens: Member Rojas asked if substantial re sidential gardens could get a rate break. Oda said billing is consumption- based\; agricultural rates are for large users and likely wouldn’t apply to typical residences\; verification would be difficult without sub-meter ing. She recommended rain barrels and BWS irrigation rebates and will rela y the suggestion internally.\nRESIDENT’S AND COMMUNITY CONCERNS – [0:2 0:41]\nObstructed Street Light/Vegetation on Utility Lines – [0:20:49]: Member Liua reported vegetation covering a street light and lines near 160 5 Violet Street. Kathy Nii (Sen. Kim’s Office) recommended submitting a HECO vegetation-clearing request (contractors avoid working near live line s) and offered assistance using the provided address.\nStreet Parking Trea ted as “Garages” and Cones Reserving Spaces – [0:24:21]: Member Liua raised concerns about multiple vehicles stored on public streets and cone s reserving spaces. Rojas echoed concerns. Follow-up clarification under E lected Officials noted cones cannot reserve public parking and parking on unimproved sidewalks is improper\; report locations for enforcement.\nKali hi Valley Pool Lifeguard Shortages – [0:27:07]: Resident Lynn Kumalae re ported recurring pool closures due to understaffing\, encouraged lifeguard applications to keep programs open.\nMultiple Announcements – [0:28:38] : A resident shared a PAL haunted house/Halloween event flyer and thanked Communications for helping promote it\; requested a clearer QR code versio n for broader sharing. He discussed park Halloween events scheduled on Oct ober 21 (two parks\, two events) and encouraged coordination to avoid conf licts. Shared there will be expected traffic impacts from the Bishop Museu m event that weekend. He reported success using the 311 app to report poth oles\; City repairs were completed about a month after submission. Clarifi cations followed about 311 (City service requests)\, 988 (national crisis line)\, and 211 (community resources).\nHoliday Parade Participation – [ 0:31:18]: Members and residents discussed the community Christmas parade\, participation forms\, and logistics (candy\, marching\, coordinating with organizers). Follow-up to coordinate forms and logistics offline.\nPRESEN TATIONS – [0:32:34]\n\nGlobal Preservation Initiative (GPI) on Sand Isla nd State Recreation Area – [0:32:36]:\nAaron Magee from Global Preservat ion Initiative provided a presentation regarding the preservation efforts at Sand Island State Recreation Area. Magee shared since the start of the program in January 2023\, there have been 24 cleanup events with over 1\,0 00 volunteers removing over 9\,000 pounds of trash and restoring over 74\, 000 square feet of land. These efforts come from the growing need to rehab ilitate a space the community takes pride in\, giving them an opportunity to service this community asset.\n\nQuestions\, comments and concerns foll owed – [0:42:49]\n1. Student Community Service Verification: Member Soon g asked about service hours for students. Magee said minors register with parental consent\; supervision provided\; GPI can issue letters verifying hours. Schools may require DOE field trip approval forms.\n2. Prior Effort s and Site Selection: A member asked about prior cleanup groups and why GP I chose Sand Island. Magee said GPI adopted the park in 2023 after assessi ng island wide needs\; Sand Island offered high need\, complex history\, a nd strong potential for sustained community impact.\n3. Bathroom/Shower Co nditions: A member asked about facilities. Magee said bathrooms were renov ated recently and are generally very clean due to low visitor volume.\n4. Event Logistics (Time/Place/Supplies/Registration): Members asked about ti me (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)\, location (last parking lot near softball fie lds)\, supplies (provided\; bring closed-toe shoes)\, water (stations on s ite)\, food (not secured)\, capacity (~120)\; registration via GPI website .\n5. Large Group Coordination (Salvation Army 100 volunteers): Discussion on setting up a separate private workday for groups of at least 30 partic ipants to avoid overshadowing public events\; GPI open to coordinating add itional dates or limiting group size if needed.\n6. Local Partnership Invi tation: Rojas thanked GPI and invited collaboration with Kalihi Valley cle anup/Malama ʻĀina efforts\; Magee welcomed coordination and will share f uture event info.\nCITY ELECTED OFFICIALS – [0:56:57]\n\nMayor Rick Blan giardi’s Representative – [0:57:00]: Bandmaster Bright was not present . Neighborhood Assistant Jeffrey Jones read the Mayor’s memo was read in to the record. Highlights included: Ocean Safety Commission inaugural meet ing\; Bloomberg City Hall Fellow to assist with housing/regulatory reforms \; Charter Commission public input\; Skyline expansion to Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam and HNL Airport.\nDepartment follow-ups:\n• Business Tras h Bin Issue at 1437 Kam IV Road: ENV inspector observed residential carts situated for public access\; store owner advised to provide customer trash bin\; resident advised to move carts further in and call HPD for trespass issues.\n• Traffic Signage at Lehua &\; Kalihi Streets: DTS found no crash trends requiring new controls\; existing Do Not Enter sign OK\; One Way signs defaced—work order issued to DFM to replace and add an additi onal One-Way sign.\nCouncilmember Tyler Dos Santos-Tam – Constituent Ser vices Director Lynn Robinson – [1:01:21]: No representative present.\nST ATE AND FEDERAL ELECTED OFFICIALS – [1:01:37]\n\nGovernor Josh Green’s Representative – [1:01:39]: No representative present.\n\nSenator Donna Mercado Kim – [1:01:49]: Senator Donna Mercado Kim provided the report and highlighted the following:\n• Report: Traffic safety on School Stree t corridor (Houghtailing to Palama by St. Theresa Church)\; coordination w ith State DOT and City for traffic calming\; speed limit on Likelike raise d to 35 mph—older 25 mph signs to be replaced\; meeting with DOE Superin tendent and Facilities on Kalihi Kai School classes/stream project (awaiti ng response\; next step would be Board of Education if unresolved)\; recen t community engagements (seniors’ Grandparents Day\, backpack distributi ons at Kapalama and Kalihi Elementary\, Kuakini’s Hyperbaric Treatment C enter 40th anniversary\, Kaiser Permanente milestones).\n\nQuestions\, com ments and concerns followed – [1:06:52]\n1. Community Safety Forum: Memb er Soong shared planning for an event at Kalihi Valley District Park\; Sen ator Kim noted she may be off-island but staff can attend\; emphasized non profits’ roles in youth engagement.\n2. Appreciation: Member Liua relaye d thanks from a family for a recognition letter and expressed appreciation for ongoing support and updates via social media.\nRepresentative Ikaika Hussey – [1:10:33]: Representative Ikaika Hussey provided the report and highlighted the following:\n• Report: New constituent web app (hawaii29 .com) to submit and track concerns\; awaiting DOE district superintendent letter on Kalihi Kai stream program\; update from Cohesive Safety Task For ce—HPD indicates violence is primarily gang-on-gang\; HPD seeks a gate/a rm to control vehicular entry to KPT (coordination with City needed)\; let ters in draft for illegal parking/signage at Alua &\; Kalihi\; request for study of a right-turn arrow at School St and Likelike\; federal shutdo wn impacts—coordinating a food drive with The Pantry\; statewide issues —seeking clarity on legislative oversight/supermajority for any State-Do D land exchanges\; on Maui for Finance Committee site visits (hospital\, f ood bank\, school rebuilding\, Mahi Pono).\n\nQuestions\, comments and con cerns followed – [1:18:40]\n1. Attendance: Member Soong asked if Hussey can attend the forum\; Hussey confirmed.\n2. Reserving Street Parking/Cone s and Sidewalk Parking: Member Liua asked about legality. Hussey said cone s cannot reserve public parking and unimproved sidewalks should remain cle ar for pedestrians\; urged reporting problem areas via his app for City fo llow-up. He noted complexities where some roads are privately owned within the valley.\n3. Private Roads and RPZ/Precedent: Member Rojas and Senator Kim cited prior Wilson Street RPZ experience\; City has been cautious abo ut expanding special parking designations.\nBOARD BUSINESS – [1:24:13]\n \nApproval of Regular Meeting Minutes: Wednesday\, September 10\, 2025 – [1:24:15]: Chair Tumbaga opened the floor for any amendments that needed to be made to the minutes. Amendments were discussed to correct typo error s (e.g.\, references near Kalihi Elementary area circulation\; replace “ Compass up/Campus” with the correct street names such as Halina Street a nd Nani Street for ingress/egress\; correct “Kaka gy” to “Kalākaua Gym.”\n[1:24:22] Soong MOVED and Liua SECONDED to approve the September 10\, 2025 regular meeting minutes as amended. A voice vote was conducted a nd ADOPTED with a vote count of 7-0-0 (Aye: Tumbaga\, Kumalae\, Soong\, Ro jas\, Liua\, Gatti\, Mizuno. Nay: None. Abstain: None.) – [1:29:22]\nCOM MITTEE REPORTS/ASSIGNMENTS – [1:29:46]\nState and County Budget Committe e (Chair Mizuno) – [1:30:02]: No report.\nSidewalk\, S-Curve\, and Trans portation Committee (Chair Soong) – [1:30:24]: No report.\nBeautificatio n Committee (Chair Franklin) – [1:30:30]: No report.\nSustainability Com mittee (Co-Chairs Rojas and Kumalae) – [1:30:32]\n• PIVI Street Sidewa lk Cleanup: Member Soong\, Member Kumalae\, and resident Lynn Kumalae comp leted cleanup work between 8–9 a.m.\; residents appreciated the effort\; minor weeds returning.\n\nRPZ Committee (Chair Kumalae) – [1:31:34]\n • RPZ Outreach: City Council D6 office planned brochure distribution and neighborhood walk-through of RPZ areas\; meeting/time logistics to be con firmed (noted as 1:00 p.m. the next day\; location TBA).\nCommunications C ommittee (Chair Lualemaga) – [1:33:17]: No report.\nResolutions Committe e (Chair Franklin): No report.\nJoint Committee (Chair Soong) – [1:33:34 ]\n• Public Safety Task Force: Neighborhood Board to host the next commu nity safety forum on Saturday\, November 15\, 2025\, 10:00 a.m.\, at Kalih i Valley District Park (permit in process)\; goal is broad community parti cipation alongside nonprofits and agencies. Follow-up meeting scheduled Tu esday\, October 14\, 2025\, KPT Room 105. A tour/meeting at the “Extreme Makeover” house in Kalihi set for Saturday\, November 1\, 2025\, 10:00 a.m.\, with legislators\, City Council\, and neighboring boards\; focus on resource coordination. Halloween outreach with Adult Friends for Youth di scussed\; noted safety considerations around Kalihi Valley Homes.\n\nOTHER REPORTS – [1:39:02]\n\nChair’s Report – [1:39:04]\n• Events:\no K alihi Valley Complex Halloween Event: Thursday\, October 23\, 2025\, 5:30 –8:00 p.m.\, Kalihi Valley District Park Gym. [1:39:12]\no Kalihi Valley Gym Cleanup: Saturday\, October 11\, 2025\, 8:00–10:00 a.m. Supplies pr ovided\; Salvation Army volunteers assisting. [1:39:31]\no Salvation Army “Protecting Your Family &\; Increase Your Income” Presentation: Thu rsday\, October 9\, 2025\; advance reservations required\; held at Salvati on Army Adult Rehabilitation Center\, 322 Sumner Street. [1:40:24]\no HART City Center – Kalihi Station Neighborhood Design Workshop: Thursday\, O ctober 23\, 2025\, 6:00–8:30 p.m.\, King David Kalākaua Middle School C afeteria\, 821 Kalihi Street. Input sought on station area design\, street /stream interfaces\, tree replanting\; feedback options via QR code or ema il (info@honolulutransit.org).\n• DOT Quarterly Attendance: Henry Kenned y (State DOT) will attend quarterly\; email questions for the next report. \n• Neighborhood Assistant Welcome: Chair welcomed Jeffrey Jones as the Board’s Neighborhood Assistant.\n• Meeting Location Discussion for 202 6: Members discussed moving meetings closer to the valley (e.g.\, Kalihi V alley District Park\, Farrington HS\, Kalihi Elementary)\, costs (City fac ilities free\; schools/libraries may have fees)\, videography/tech needs ( setup ~45–60 minutes early\; hotspot/Wi-Fi). Recommendation to confirm o ptions and consider a Board decision in November for a January start.\n• OCCC Conditions: A member shared observations from a recent OCCC tour and ongoing discussions about potential relocation and facility needs.\nANNOU NCEMENTS – [1:53:00]\n• Next Meeting: Wednesday\, November 12\, 2025\, 7:00 p.m.\, at Kapālama Hale\, Room 153.\n• Broadcast Meetings: Neighb orhood Board meetings air on ʻŌlelo Channel 49 on the fourth Saturday at 6:00 p.m.\, and the first and third Sunday at 9:00 a.m.\n• Farrington H S Football Senior Night: Ceremony Thursday\, October 9\, 2025 (6:00 p.m.)\ ; final home game\n\nTo view agenda and minutes\, visit our board website .\n\nEvent shows physical location\; however\, other options of participat ion may also include WebEx and phone.  If available\, instructions for We bEx and phone can be found at the top of the agenda. 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