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It's a good city road but they say thre state installs speed tables

Drum roll... the State of hawaii says any requests for keoneula blvd will get kicked to the city.

 For state Dep of transportation complete this survey:

https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/cd28795572b3477c99e2da71e9389c2a



Mayor Rick Blangiardi 808-768-4141

530 South King Street, Room 300 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 


Council member Tupola

atupola@honolulu.gov (808) 768-5001


Representative David Alcos III

Phone: 808-586-6080 

repalcos@capitol.hawaii.gov


Senator Kurt fevella

Phone: 808-586-6360 

senfevella@capitol.hawaii.gov

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