AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoWildfire Readiness: Hawaiian Electric may shut off power in high-risk areas of Maui and Hawaiʻi Island as strong winds and dry conditions raise fire danger. Residents are urged to prepare for extended outages; a wind advisory remains in effect through Thursday morning. Animal Welfare: Hawaiʻi’s Supreme Court heard arguments on whether Honolulu Zoo elephants Mari and Vaigai have a legal right to liberty. State Government: Gov. Josh Green nominated First Deputy Attorney General Matthew Dvonch to succeed Anne Lopez, who plans to step down Dec. 7; the Senate must confirm him. Kīlauea: The next episode of high lava fountains could begin as soon as Nov. 16, according to the USGS forecast. Storm Recovery: The Hawaiʻi National Guard has wrapped up its Lala response after more than two months, removing 623,600 pounds of debris. Red Hill: Early registry findings from about 500 participants report fatigue, sleep problems, headaches and memory issues among people exposed to contaminated water. Lahaina Recovery: A new marketplace is bringing local businesses back to Front Street.
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