Infrastructure

New Honolua groundwater well and 1M-gallon tank expanding West Maui water supply and storage.

Repairing and replacing damaged drainage infrastructure to restore Lahaina's stormwater capacity.

Repair and reconstruction of disaster-damaged roads, sidewalks, parking lots, and signage in Lahaina.

Repair and reconstruction of disaster-damaged County-owned federal aid roads across the Lahaina area.

New roadway connections establishing additional ingress and egress for the Kuhua Camp neighborhood.

Phase 1 of a new two-lane roadway from Kenolio to Ka'ono'ulu, extending Liloa Drive through Kihei.

New two-lane roadway extending Luakini Street from Lahainaluna Road to Baker Street in Lahaina.

Multimodal improvements along Keawe Street between the Lahaina Bypass and Honoapiilani Highway.

Reconstruction of the West Maui Senior Center facility in Lahaina to restore community services.

Reconstruction of the Pioneer Mill Building as a public facility serving the Lahaina community.

Reconstruction of Ka Hale A Ke Ola Homeless Resource Center facilities to pre-disaster function.

Permanent generators installed at 32 critical water sites, including wells and booster pump stations.

Integrated water management improving resilience, watershed health, and community stewardship in Lahaina.

Long-Term (6+ years)

Extending the Lahaina Bypass from Keawe Street to Kakaalaneo Drive to improve regional access.

Mid-Term (3-5 years)

Reconstructing Lahaina Harbor to restore recreational, commercial, and cultural maritime activity.

Short-Term (1-2 years)

Assessing energy infrastructure to improve resilience, backup systems, and West Maui power independence.

Short-Term (1-2 years)

Upgrading emergency communication systems to close gaps and strengthen islandwide response capacity.

Mid-Term (3-5 years)

New public roadway mauka of Honoapiʻilani Highway extending two miles east from Keawe Street.

Long-Term (6+ years)

Improving and expanding recycled water distribution infrastructure across West Maui communities.

Long-Term (6+ years)

New sewer system for Wahikuli replacing cesspools serving approximately 231 area households.

Mid-Term (3-5 years)

Updating drainage plans and developing flood control improvements to protect Lahaina and West Maui.

Mid-Term (3-5 years)

Fire evacuation connectivity across roadways to support public safety and future emergency response.

Long-Term (6+ years)

Expanding water access through new groundwater sources and connections to the County potable system.

Mid-Term (3-5 years)

Replacement planning for the King Kamehameha III Elementary School and the Lahaina Public Library.

Short-Term (1-2 years)

Long-Term (6+ years)

Supporting ferry service to Lanai, reviving Lahaina service, and expanding routes to Moloka'i.

Mid-Term (3-5 years)

Upgrading Lahaina's water storage, pipelines, and flow capacity to strengthen firefighting response.

Mid-Term (3-5 years)

Hardening Lahaina's water system with backup power, added supply, and upgraded critical facilities.

Long-Term (6+ years)

Phase 1 of a 5.25-mile multiuse trail from Lahaina Civic Center to Launiupoko Beach Park in West Maui.

New Launiupoko groundwater well and 2M-gallon tank expanding West Maui water supply and storage.

Upsizing Lahaina's wastewater collection system to support new housing and rebuilding demand.

New force main and pump station moving recycled water to Lahaina's 700-ft elevation storage.

New storage tanks providing stable recycled water supply and distribution pressure across Lahaina.

Replacing two disaster-damaged wastewater pump stations to restore Lahaina's collection system.

New 4 MGD wastewater reclamation facility in Central Maui expanding regional treatment capacity.

1.7 miles of new pipeline conveying wastewater to the Central Maui Regional Reclamation Facility.

New pump station diverting wastewater flows to the Central Maui Regional Reclamation Facility.