Maui Metropolitan Planning Organization (Department of Transportation)
Maui Metropolitan Planning Organization Policy Board Meeting - 10/13/2026
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What's Being Discussed
- Conference recap: Board Chair Hashimoto, Representative Miyake, and the Executive Director will share highlights from the 2026 Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations Annual Conference.
- Maui MPO brand refresh: A consultant will present updated logo and branding options for the Maui Metropolitan Planning Organization.
- Road and bridge performance goals: The State Department of Transportation will present its plan for maintaining highways and bridges on the National Highway System, including measurable targets for pavement and bridge conditions.
- Executive Director's report: A general update on ongoing projects, finances, and relevant federal transportation news.
Decisions Expected
- Brand refresh vote: The Board may approve a new visual identity for the Maui MPO or defer the decision.
- Transportation performance targets vote: The Board will decide whether to adopt the State DOT's bridge and pavement maintenance goals as-is, set different local targets, or request changes to the State's asset management plan.
- Minutes approval: The Board will vote to approve the record of the September 25, 2026, meeting.
Who Should Pay Attention
- Maui drivers and commuters — decisions about road and bridge upkeep directly affect local highway conditions.
- Community members interested in transportation planning — the MPO shapes how federal and state transportation dollars are spent on Maui.
- Local businesses and organizations — the MPO brand refresh may affect how transportation services and outreach are communicated publicly.
The meeting is open to the public in person at 2145 Wells Street, Suite 203, Wailuku, or online via Microsoft Teams. Written testimony can be sent to getinvolved@mauimpo.org.
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