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CIP Funds Released for Track Improvements at Kealakehe High
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Capital Improvement Project funds have been released for Kealakehe High School’s track improvements.
Rep. Nicole E. Lowen announced Monday that $3 million in CIP funds will go toward the design and build of a new all-weather synthetic track at the school.
“This project has been a long time coming, and it’s great to see it finally moving forward,” Lowen said. “This will be a big improvement for Kealakehe High School athletics, transforming the red cinder track to one that is competition-grade.”
Lowen said she was grateful for the timing of this project and the jobs that it can provide in these challenging times.
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