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Unlike the other 49 U.S. States, Hawaii has no cities or municipalities, except in name. Yet, despite the fact that our lowest level of government is at the county level, individual communities have their own identities and seek to express these in their planning and development. Many island communities establish volunteer community associations to represent their interests to county and state government.These associations participate in community planning and improvements and are taken seriously by government. In fact, the Maui County Council often insists on hearing from community associations on matters that come before them. The Kihei Community Association fills this need in South Maui. The KCA is widely considered to be the most active organization of its kind on Maui. Members of the Board of Directors meet monthly. General Membership meetings are generally held the third Tuesday of each month. Join the KCA today and be part of a growing comunity! Annual membership fees are as follows: 2008 KCA Membership Schedule Membership Level Cost Individual/Family $ 25 Silver $ 50 Gold $ 100 Business $ 100 Silver $ 250 Gold $ 500 Sponsorships are also available
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About The Committee System Due to the complexity of its work, KCA divides its tasks among committees. Each committee has its own meetings, within which each committee sets their own goals and objectives. This creates considerable variation among the panels and allows KCA to be most effective in approaching many of the issues that we face as a community. As more volunteers join in with KCA we are able to create more committees to address specific issues that may be timely or seasonal. The main focus of our committees is to find solutions not just point out problems. You can learn more about our committees by using the navigation to your left, or read about their programs in the community section by clicking on tags or searching the archives. Current KCA Committees: Planning Committee Services Committee Public Relations Committee See Our Road Design Guidelines: (right click “save as” to save to your computer)
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In the last year, the KCA has worked with county government, law enforcement, other community organizations, businesses, and individuals like you on growth, safety, infrastructure, and quality of life issues in order to ensure that Kihei remains the best place on Maui to live and vacation. Our goals include bringing a high school and hospital to Kihei, ensuring our parks are updated and maintained, and working with developers to ensure growth is managed and responsible. KCA member’s involvement and volunteerism greatly impact and influence many aspects of our community. The Planning Committee works with developers to ensure that all growth in South Maui is responsible and sensitive to our island lifestyle. The Roads Committee works with the County to plan and maintain our traffic infrastructure. The Environment Committee works with the State and County to keep our ocean and beaches clean. The Parks Committee works with the County to keep our parks clean, maintained and safe. We are an organization that works together for the good of the community first. We may not agree on all the details of what is needed nor the priority of the list but we work together hand in hand, openly and honestly. We get…
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No matter how you spell it, it’s a traffic calming device.

November 11, 2012 2 Comments

Maui County Public Works Department, Highways Division action made Kaiola St safer for pedestrians and bicyclists on Thursday (11/8/12) with installation of four speed bumps along Kailoa St between Koki and Kenolio streets in North Kihei.

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2 Responses to “No matter how you spell it, it’s a traffic calming device.”

Dawn Powell February 5, 2013 at 11:05 am

We could sure use these bumps on Keonekai rd! They race down this street. More and more. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Mahalo
Mike Moran February 5, 2013 at 11:58 am

We would suggest you contact the Department of Public Works 270-7845 with your request. Director David Goode has advised he is receptive to all specific resident requests. However it is our understanding that the department has refused requested for these traffic slowing devices on “through” roads such as this one. Mahalo.

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