HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu Department of Design and Construction announced rehabilitation work on three bridges in Hawaii Kai will begin Monday. 

Workers will conduct rehabilitation work to the Hawaii Kai Drive Bridge, Keahole Street Bridge and Wailuā Street Bridge. See the map below for more details on the bridges’ locations. 

Satellite image showing the location of three bridges in Hawai‘i Kai to be repaired: (1) Hawai‘i Kai Drive Bridge, (2) Keahole Street Bridge, and (3) Wailuā Street Bridge (Map courtesy of City and County of Honolulu Department of Design and Construction)

The City’s contractor will demolish and restore spalled concrete in the substructure of the bridges. 

The City expects the repairs to take about six months. Crews will work Monday to Friday, from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., except on holidays.

In order to minimize an inconvenience to the public, construction will be conducted in phases, according to the City. During the first phase, the bridges will remain open to cars and pedestrians. However, the City said temporary lane closures may be implemented when necessary. Also, construction equipment may limit access through the marina waterway. 

The City’s contractor will also place “no parking” signs along areas near each bridge site one week in advance.