AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDisaster Response: Gov. Josh Green has formally asked the White House for a presidential emergency declaration for Hawaiʻi after Hurricane Lala, seeking federal help to protect public health, keep essential services running, and support communities still recovering as Tropical Storm Moke approaches. Storm Aftermath: On the Big Island, residents in Pahala and Naalehu described long power outages, shortages, and the heavy reliance on neighbors for water, ice, and supplies—while the next storm threat raises fears of repeating the same failures. Infrastructure & Preparedness: Lawmakers are pushing for a shift from “repairing after” to hardening infrastructure now, arguing Hawaii can’t keep rebuilding the way it was. Local Governance: A random draw used to break Hawaii election ties is drawing criticism, with lawmakers now considering whether a better tie-breaker process is needed. Energy Policy: A debate continues over whether LNG infrastructure should be pursued for Oʻahu power plants, with advocates and critics pointing to differing projections on costs and emissions. Tourism Safety: A lawsuit targets a “doors-off” Napali Coast helicopter tour after a crash, alleging passengers were trapped inside during the emergency.
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