A week of tribute events on Maui marks one year since a police officer was shot and killed on duty, with the community pushing a gun-safety bill in her name.

• Officer Suzanne O was shot and killed on August 15 last year while responding to a trespassing call.
• Sign-waving events run every morning this week across Maui County, from 10 a.m. to noon.
• The events back a bill named for her, aimed at strengthening Hawaii's gun laws in the coming legislative session.
• The bill would make it a felony to carry or possess a firearm while under the influence of a controlled substance.

Outlook: Supporters hope the show of community backing helps the bill pass when lawmakers meet next session.