County of Maui
Multimodal Transportation Committee
REMOTE TESTIMONY SITES Hana Lanai Molokai Council District Office Council District Office Council District Office Hana Community Center Lanai Community Center 100 Ainoa Street 5091 Uakea Road 8th Street Kaunakakai, Hawaii Hana, Hawaii Lanai City, Hawaii CONTACT INFORMATION Office of Council Services (808) 270-7838 (phone) (808) 270-7686 (fax) 200 South High Street (800) 272-0098 (toll-free from Lanai) Wailuku, Hawaii 96793 (800) 272-0026 (toll-free from Molokai) COMMITTEE STAFF Wilton Leauanae, Laksmi Abraham, Pauline Martins, and Richard Mitchell BOARD PACKETS Board Packets, as defined in Section 92-7.5, HRS, will be electronically posted as soon as practicable under the current conditions. TESTIMONY Oral testimony via phone by dialing in to 1-408-915-6290 and entering meeting code 221 418 021 Video testimony via BlueJeans link https://bluejeans.com/221418021 Written testimony via eComment. For more information on how to use eComment, please visit http://mauicounty.us/ecomment/ For more information on testifying please visit www.MauiCounty.us or contact the Office of Council Services. LIVE CABLECAST AND WEBCAST Live meeting is available on Akaku: Maui Community Media, Channel 53. Or go to mauicounty.us/agendas to access live and archived meeting videos. _____________________________________________________________________ Agenda items are subject to cancellation.
Ano ang Ginagawa ng Komite na Ito
Ang Multimodal Transportation Committee reviews Maui County legislation related to roads, bike lanes, pedestrian infrastructure, public transit (the Maui Bus), harbors policy, and complete streets design standards. Isinasaalang-alang nito ang capital project authorizations, transportation planning documents, and partnership agreements with the state Department of Transportation.
Bakit Dapat Kang Mag-alala
How Maui gets around — by car, bike, bus, or on foot — is shaped by decisions from this committee. Ang mga residenteng rely on public transit, commuters dealing with congestion, cyclists advocating for safer roads, and harbor users all have standing to testify on transportation legislation before it advances to the full Council.