HAU STREET CLOSURE APRIL 17-19

HAU STREET CLOSURE APRIL 17-19

The County of Hawaiʻi Department of Public Works Engineering Division and Yamada and Sons, Inc. will be paving Wainaku Street from Halaulani Place to ʻOhana Place, which will impede access to Hau Street from Hawaiʻi Belt Road Highway beginning Monday, April 17 through Wednesday, April 19. Motorists should expect one-lane traffic in this area. Paving will occur from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm—weather permitting. Kaiwiki Road will have continuous access during the paving project.

The Department of Public Works would like to thank the community for their understanding and patience.

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HAU STREET CLOSURE APRIL 17-19

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