Radiant Cordero
District 7 Councilmember
Council Floor Leader
Current Term: 2021-2025 | Serving Since: Jan. 2, 2021
Kapālama Kai, Kalihi Kai, Kahauiki, Mauliola (Sand Island), Moku Mokauea, Moanalua, Āliapa'akai (Salt Lake), Māpunapuna, Ahua (Airport), Āliamanu, Kapūkakī (Red Hill), Kapuaikaula (Hickam), Moku'ume'ume (Ford Island), Hālawa, 'Aiea, Kalauao, and Waimalu Kai.
Radiant has dedicated her career to her community through various roles in nonprofits, journalism, and local government. While in school, she worked for Abilities Unlimited – Winners at Work, working with persons with disabilities on job training and retention and ClubCharm, USA, working with keiki on leadership development and even filling the void during Furlough Fridays. After graduating with her Bachelor’s degrees, she served as a legislative aide at the Office of the Vice Speaker of the House of Representatives, while still serving at the nonprofits and taking on two additional front desk jobs at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and Sheraton Waikiki Hotel. She also served as assistant editor for the Fil-Am Courier, a (Hawai‘i’s leading and longest running Filipino publication). Radiant previously served as chief of staff to Honolulu City Councilmember Joey Manahan of District 7, where she worked on many issues related to homelessness, public safety, critical infrastructure, city budget, transportation, and fighting for county resources at the State Legislature. She is a tireless advocate for the community that she has called home for her entire life and has been shaped into the servant leader she is today by the people and culture within it.
Committees
Budget, Chair
Executive Matters and Legal Affairs, Vice Chair
Transportation, Vice Chair
Planning and the Economy, Vice Chair
Zoning
Parks, Enterprise Services and Culture and the Arts
Executive Management
Bills and Resolutions Introduced by Councilmember Radiant Cordero
Community Corner
Kalihi
Construction Notice: Dillingham Blvd/Kohou St
Construction Notice: Kamehameha Highway Eastbound Closed between Laumaka Street and Middle Street
Latest Update as of April 29, 2024:
The work zone is shifting to the makai side of Dillingham Boulevard, from Mokauea Street to Kaaahi Street, during the end of May 2024. There will be reminders and updates sent out before the actual shift.The travel lanes will be on the mauka side of the road and the work zone will be on the makai side. While we are shifting the work zone and travel lanes, there will be access going east and west bound on Kamehameha Highway and Dillingham Boulevard. Please see the below markup of what the traffic configuration will generally look like.
Middle Street to Laumaka Street: Night time work on traffic signal installation and street light work and sewer utilities work
Mokauea Street to McNeill Street: Intermittent day time and night time intersection work on sewer, electrical, and telecommunication utilities
McNeill Street to Waiakamilo Road: Sewer, telecommunication, and electrical utility work and setting manholes
Waiakamilo Road to Kaaahi Street: Day time and night time work on electrical, sewer, and telecommunication utilities and soil stabilization activities
Kohou Street to Kaaahi Street: Day time and night time work on electrical utilities, soil stabilization, and microtunneling
NOTE: Construction work will begin on weekends, as needed, at different locations throughout the project
Night Work Construction Activities on Cross Streets:
Mokauea Street 7 p.m. to 5 a.m., night work Monday to Friday Hau Street to Dillingham Boulevard will be closed Motorists will be detoured
Kalihi Street 7 p.m. to 5 a.m., night work Monday to Friday One lane in each direction for north and southbound traffic will be open Motorists may be detoured
McNeil Street 7 p.m. to 5 a.m., night work Monday to Friday One lane in each direction for north and south bound traffic will be open Motorists may be detoured
Waiakamilo Road 7 p.m. to 5 a.m., night work Monday to Friday One lane in each direction for north and south bound traffic will be open Motorists may be detoured
Kohou Street 24 hours a day, seven (7) days a week Kaumualii Street to Dillingham Boulevard will be closed Motorists will be detoured
Kokea Street 7 p.m. to 5 a.m., night work Monday to Friday HCC Parking lot to Dillingham Boulevard will be closed Motorists will be detoured
For more information, please visit Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation website.
Business and Community Meeting:
Get updates and information regarding ongoing City Center Utilities Relocation (CCUR) work in the Dillingham and Downtown areas through Kalihi, Iwilei, Downtown, Chinatown, and Kakaako at the next Business and Community Meeting on Thursday, July 25, 2024 at 1 pm.
Please visit the Nan, Inc. website for general updates and to attend the bi-monthly Business & Community meeting. If you have any questions, you may email ccur4@nanhawaii.com
Salt Lake
Latest Update as of April 22, 2024:
To accommodate the installation of the new 36" utility line, the intersection of Radford Drive from Salt Lake Boulevard is closed. Motorist coming from Radford Drive must turn right onto Salt Lake Boulevard. The detour route onto Radford Drive from Salt Lake Boulevard will be via Namur Road. This phase of work is scheduled for approximately 3-4 weeks. Construction hours are Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Please adhere to all traffic signs, prepare for potential delays, and drive with caution.Image from https://www.saltlakewidening.com/
Please visit the Salt Lake Boulevard Widening Project website for more information.
Expenditure Reports
Travel Reports
Councilmember Travel
Event
Staff Travel
Event Name
2023 Mpact Mobility Transit & Community Conference Dinna Schwiering
November 5-8, 2023