AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHurricane recovery updates: DLNR is slowly reopening select Kauai lands at 6:30 a.m. Monday, nearly two weeks after Hurricane Lowell, with specific trail and river restrictions still in place. Local government & homelessness: Hawaii County finance committee voted to extend the Homeless and Housing Fund through 2029, keeping at least $9 million a year from property tax revenue for nonprofit services. Public safety on the roads: Hawaii Police Chief Reed Mahuna says enforcement on Saddle Road and DKI has helped, but reckless driving still continues as traffic fatalities remain higher than last year. Storm costs: Preliminary state figures put public infrastructure damage from this year’s severe weather at $212 million, with schools facing an additional $174.5 million in needs. Community & animals: Regina DoDaro returned to lead Hawaii County’s Animal Control and Protection Agency, and DLNR is investigating seven dead juvenile hammerhead sharks dumped near the Hawaii Kai bridge. Statewide services: TSA issues are reportedly affecting some newer Hawaii REAL ID driver’s licenses, and officials are urging travelers to plan with backup ID. Sports: Rainbow Wahine volleyball rallied to beat Iowa State in five sets, and UH football opened with a win over New Mexico State.
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