HCC §24-277
Where safety zones are located on county roads
Read the official text at hawaiicounty.gov ↗This section lists the exact streets and road segments where safety zones are set up when signs or markings are in place. It covers areas in Hāmākua, North Hilo, South Hilo, Ka'u, Kohala, Kona, and Puna. No other rules are given here.
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The ordinance, as written (Hawaiʻi County) — Schedule 25
A copy, taken August 21, 2026. The version published by Hawaiʻi County is the one that governs, and it may have changed since. Check it before relying on anything here.
Safety zones. When appropriate signs or markings are provided, safety zones shall be located on the following streets or portions of streets: (a) Hāmākua • On the makai side of Māmalahoa Highway, from the Pa‘auilo Garage to the Pa‘auilo School Road. • On the mauka side of Māmalahoa Highway, from the Pa‘auilo School Road to the Hawai‘i Belt Road, Project DF-019-2(5). • On the Waipi‘o side of Pakalana Street from Māmane Street to Kukui Street. (b) North Hilo • On the makai side of Māmalahoa Highway in Laupāhoehoe from the Honoka‘a intersection with the Hawai‘i Belt Road to the Kihalani Homestead Road. • On the mauka side of Māmalahoa Highway in Laupāhoehoe from the Kihalani Homestead Road to the Hilo side of the cutoff road to the Hawai‘i Belt Road. (c) South Hilo • On the Hāmākua side of Ainako Avenue between Kaūmana Drive and Lahi Street. • Haihai Street, Hāmākua side, from Kino‘ole Street to Nālani Street. • On the east side of Kaūmana Drive from ‘I‘iwipōlena Street to Ainako Avenue. • On the south (Puna) side of Kaūmana Drive from the vicinity of the entrance to Kaūmana School to a point approximately four hundred feet west (mauka) of Laua‘e Road, a distance of approximately four thousand five hundred fifty feet. • On the south side of Kawailani Street from Kino‘ole Street to Komohana Street. • On the Puna side of Kūkūau Street from Kīlauea Avenue to Kino‘ole Street. • On the makai side of Māmalahoa Highway from a point two hundred twenty feet Hāmākua of Anderton Camp Road to the entrance of Kalaniana‘ole School. • On the makai side of Māmalahoa Highway from Pua Lane to the Ha‘aheo School Road. • On the makai side of Māmalahoa Highway from the Spanish Camp Road to the Hakalau Store in Hakalau. 24A-45 (d) Ka‘ū • On the south side of Kamani Street between Pīkake Street and Puahale Street in Pāhala. • On the south side of Kamani Street from the Ka'u Hospital access road and extending mauka for approximately five hundred thirty-five feet to the Old Government Road makai of Maile Street. (e) Kohala (f) Kona • On the makai side of Ali‘i Drive from a point approximately five hundred feet south of Hualālai Road to the junction of Ali‘i Drive with the Kailua-Keauhou Middle Road (in the vicinity of the Kona Hilton Hotel). • On the makai side of Māmalahoa Highway from Hōlualoa School traveling in a northerly direction for a distance of two miles. • On the makai side of Māmalahoa Highway from the Konawaena School Road traveling in a northerly direction for a distance of two miles. • On the mauka side of Māmalahoa Highway from Hōlualoa School traveling in a southerly direction for a distance of 1.2 miles. • On the mauka side of Māmalahoa Highway from the Konawaena School Road traveling in a southerly direction for a distance of 1.9 miles. (g) Puna • On the makai side of Māmalahoa Highway in ‘Ōla‘a from the Old Slaughterhouse Road (Old Volcano Road) to Milo Street. • On the mauka side of the ‘Ōla‘a-Kapoho Road, from the Pāhoa School (Homestead) Road, to a point on the Kapoho end of the Pāhoa Village. (1996, ord 96-163, sec 2.)24-277
Published by the County of Hawaiʻi Office of the County Clerk.
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