AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTropical Storm Lala: Hawaii’s Big Island is facing a rare hurricane threat as Lala strengthens, with a hurricane warning issued and forecasts of up to 25 inches of rain that could trigger mudslides, flooding, dangerous surf, and wildfire risk from strong winds. Emergency prep: Gov. Josh Green signed an emergency proclamation and state agencies mobilized resources, while shelters opened and events were canceled across the islands. Maui water fight: The state Board of Land and Natural Resources rejected a long-term East Maui water license path for Mahi Pono and moved toward a contested case hearing, keeping pressure on how stream diversions are managed. Local scams: Aiea tied for second among Hawaii cities for BBB Scam Tracker reports in July, with five reports and reported losses totaling $8,150.35. Health data: Aiea Medicaid spending for prosthetic procedures jumped 66.3% in 2024, according to federal provider spending data. Land for homesteads: BLNR approved transferring 334 acres to the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, bringing the state closer to its long-running land conveyance goals. Court access: Hawaii’s judiciary is also seeking more interpreters, offering $28 an hour as language needs grow.
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