The lack of hurricane-resistant shelters on Oʻahu poses a significant risk to residents, especially during severe weather events. Current shelters may not withstand hurricanes stronger than Category 1, leaving communities vulnerable. The proposed resilience hubs aim to mitigate these risks by providing safe, well-equipped spaces for residents. However, without clear standards and proper implementation, the effectiveness of these hubs could be compromised. Communities in flood-prone and tsunami evacuation zones are particularly at risk and would benefit most from these improvements.