AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTropical Weather Emergency: Gov. Josh Green declared a state of emergency as Tropical Storm Lala strengthens toward a possible hurricane landfall on Hawaiʻi Island, with a hurricane warning issued for the Big Island and a tropical storm watch for Maui; forecasters warn of heavy rain (up to 25 inches in worst areas), damaging winds, dangerous surf, and flooding risk across the islands. Local Storm Response: Hawaii County is taking applications for a new Civil Defense administrator after Talmadge Magno’s retirement, with Bill Brilhante serving as acting administrator while EMS and community groups prepare shelters and outreach. Courts & City Hall: The Hawaii Supreme Court agreed to expedite former Honolulu City Council Chair Tommy Waters’ eligibility appeal, setting an accelerated briefing schedule and oral arguments later this month. Public Safety & Health: Hawaiʻi’s DCCA Insurance Division urged residents to review coverage now and prepare claim documentation, noting most policies don’t cover flood damage. Community & Culture: Punahou opened the Mary Kawena Pukui Learning Commons, a new 53,300-square-foot center blending archives, classrooms, tech spaces, and Hawaiian culture. Sports: UH women’s volleyball canceled a Big Island exhibition and clinic due to Lala, while UH men’s basketball released its inaugural Mountain West schedule.
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