Commission · Honolulu
Neighborhood Commission Office
The Neighborhood Commission Office (NCO) administers Honolulu's 36 neighborhood boards, which are the primary way residents participate in local government decisions affecting their communities. Each board holds monthly public meetings where residents can raise concerns, hear from city agencies, and vote on community priorities.
O le A le Mea e Fai e Lenei Komisi
O le Neighborhood Commission Ofisa faʻatautaia Honolulu's faiga o 33 elected Neighborhood Boards, one mo taʻitasi district i le O'ahu. O le NCO tuʻuina atu staff lagolago i uma boards, vaʻaia board elections, maintains lautele records o board minutes ma resolutions, ma faʻamautinoaina compliance ma Hawaii Sunshine Tulafono open fono manaʻoga. E does le make fanua use pe faiga faʻavae faʻaiʻuga itself — e lagolagosua le boards lea e do.
Aisea e Tatau Ona E Popole
Neighborhood Boards o le tele o faʻalotoifale level o civic participation i O'ahu government. O lou neighborhood board e mafai ona aloaia transmit resolutions i le City Council ma city ofisa, give pe withhold endorsements i atinaʻe galuega, ma hear saʻo mai lou neighbors e uiga i nuʻu popolega. Attending se neighborhood board fono o le tele o accessible entry point i civic life i O'ahu.
Matāupu
Faʻapefea Ona Auai
Tuuina Atu le Molimau Tusitusia: nbtestimony@honolulu.gov