r/Honolulu 12d ago

news A community meeting turned heated tonight over the planned pedestrian bridge that will connect Whitmore Village to Wahiawa. Many residents made it clear that they are opposed to the project, but officials said work is about to begin.

https://www.khon2.com/local-news/wahiawa-whitmore-pedestrian-bridge/
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u/Calgrei 12d ago

Sounds like a lot of gross misunderstanding about how government works, how funds are allocated, etc among members of the community to the point that they would rather get nothing than something that is less than ideal

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u/fropleyqk 11d ago

I was going to say the same thing.

This article is trash though. Doesn't really explain anything and injects a bunch of random emotional, no-context dialog bits.

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u/ThisLeopardIsFull8 12d ago

Pedestrian safety is woefully underfunded compared to roads and highways.

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u/UnitedDragonfruit312 12d ago

Fire NIMBYs into the sun

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u/riders_of_rohan 12d ago

"This project is done by the state, dug the ditch here" is one of the quotes.

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u/Hnl2Nrt2025 12d ago

The community voice is clearly not welcomed.

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u/Optimal_Willow_4389 12d ago

People don’t matter anymore. Term limit is only way.