AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHurricane Lowell aftermath: Hawaii’s western islands are still dealing with storm damage and deaths tied to the system, including a Kauaʻi man found dead after staying behind to protect a 100-year-old fishpond and reports of another fatality on Oʻahu after a tree fell. Power and recovery: OHA approved $362,800 in emergency help for Native Hawaiian families affected by Lowell, while Hawaiian Electric and Kauaʻi crews continue restoring service and assessing damage. Flooding and road impacts: On Hawaiʻi Island, Highway 11 in Kaʻū flooded again, trapping drivers as flash flood warnings triggered shelters. Ocean safety: Lifeguards posted shark warning signs at Pupukea’s Three Tables after a non-aggressive six-foot shark sighting. Local planning: Honolulu is holding a final community meeting on its wastewater and storm water Integrated Plan as climate-driven storms intensify. Economy update: DBEDT projects Hawaiʻi’s economy will grow 1.3% in 2026, with inflation pressure and fewer visitor days weighing on momentum. Weekend Oʻahu events: Markets and food events are set for Sept. 11, including Full Moon Market in Kapolei and Honolulu Harbor Nights in Kakaʻako. Sports/entertainment: A new “Hawaii Five-O” movie is in the works at Paramount with Destin Daniel Cretton directing.
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