What's Being Discussed
The Agribusiness Development Corporation (ADC) Board of Directors will tour several active agricultural sites in Wahiawā and Whitmore Village on Oahu on October 15, 2026. The purpose is to help board members better understand how these properties fit into ADC's overall strategic plan. Three sites will be visited:

Wahiawā Value-Added Product Development Center (1001 California Ave.) — Board members will view a neighboring property being considered for future expansion, including a proposed egg cracking facility.
Central Oahu Food and Agriculture Hub (900 Whitmore Ave.) — This stop includes viewing areas related to Department of Education agricultural processing, a high-pressure food processing site, a footbridge, a market property, and an agricultural events space.
Wahiawā Dam and Spillway Construction Site (1830A Wilikina Dr.) — A brief visit to an active construction site.

This is a limited meeting, meaning the public cannot attend in person. Some locations are on privately controlled, actively farmed land where public access poses safety concerns. However, the meeting will be video recorded and posted on the ADC website.

Decisions Expected
No decisions or votes will be made at this meeting. By law, limited site-visit meetings are informational only. This is strictly an educational tour for board members.

Who Should Pay Attention

Farmers and agricultural businesses operating in or around Wahiawā and Whitmore Village
Central Oahu residents interested in local food production and land use
Anyone interested in state agricultural development projects, including food processing and infrastructure investments on Oahu