Community Traffic Awareness Program slows traffic in Pearl City

Jul 6, 2010 | PC Community

 

Officer Kathleen Capellas from the Pearl City Police Station-Community Policing Team and a group of volunteers, took to the streets on Tuesday to help bring awareness to the problem of speeding in Pearl City.

Speeding and the public's safety  is a major concern of Pearl City residents and HPD. Officer Capellas coordinates community sign waving efforts through the Community Traffic Awareness Program (CTAP).

                                                             Photo by Barry Villamil | [email protected]

Jamie Kakehu getting the word out to slow down and drive safely.

On Tuesday, July 6, 2010 volunteers from the Pearl City Community Association, Pearl City Foundation and Pearl City residents brought their cause to the corner of Hoomalu & Hookanike Streets. Hoomalu Street is a hot spot for speeding, stretching from Moanalua Road to Komo Mai Drive.

                                                             Photo by Barry Villamil | [email protected]

Officer Kathleen Capellas leading the way on the corner of Hoomalu & Hookanike.

                                                             Photo by Barry Villamil | [email protected]

Sign waving volunteers, Thelma Higa (left) and Keila Wong (right) helped bring awareness to drivers along Hoomalu Street on Tuesday.

From 5-6pm on Tuesday, volunteers were successful in slowing down traffic and bringing awareness to the community to drive safely. Hopefully we can have safe PC streets 24/7.

Mahalo to all the volunteers and friendly waves from motorists supporting the Community Traffic Awareness Program. Also Mahalo to Keila Wong and her mom and aunty for supplying the volunteers with ice cold bottled water.

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