A “Keiki Bicycle Safety Rodeo” will be presented at Kapolei Public Library on Saturday, May 18 at 10:30 a.m. 

Keiki ages 3 and older, accompanied by a parent or caregiver, are invited to attend the free one-hour event conducted by the Queen's Medical Center, ThinkFirst, Hawaii Bicycling League, and the Honolulu Police Department in the Library’s parking lot.

Keiki can learn about bicycle safety, proper helmet fit, and participate in the bicycle rodeo.  Keiki must bring their own bicycles and wear helmets in order to participate in the bicycle rodeo.  Parents and caregivers will receive important information to help keep their keiki safe as they progress to bigger bicycles. 

A limited supply of free bicycle helmets will be offered; pre-registration is requested to reserve one for your keiki and must be done in person at the Children’s Reference Desk.

Information courtesy of Mayor Caldwell's office:

MAYOR CALDWELL ANNOUNCES TOWN HALL MEETING SCHEDULE

 

Honolulu – Today, Mayor Caldwell announced a series of six town hall meetings that will be held across Oahu during the month of May. The meetings will include updates on the Mayor’s priorities and how they are addressed in the budget, and touch on issues specific to each community.  The Mayor will be joined by cabinet members to provide information and field questions relating to his top priorities of fixing our roads, restoring TheBus service, investing in our sewer infrastructure, beautifying our parks, building rail better, and addressing homelessness.

 

All meetings will be held from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and the schedule is as follows: