AGP Executive Report
Last update: 15 minutes agoMaui Wildfire Relief: A court ruling limits attorney fees tied to Maui wildfire settlement claims, with Gov. Josh Green saying more money should reach survivors; the state says the One ʻOhana Fund and Maui Wildfires Compensation Program have already distributed $111.5 million. Disaster Aid Deadline: Kona-low storm victims have until June 15 to apply for disaster unemployment assistance, with weekly payments ranging from $346 to $868. Public Safety: Hawaii Island police charged two people in connection with a Kailua-Kona Pier assault involving alleged sexual assault, robbery, and a knife. Housing & Local Policy: Oahu home sales ticked up in May while condo sales lagged; meanwhile, Hawaii County council members voted down a proposal to shift power from the mayor to a county manager. Tourism Economy: Visitor arrivals fell in April but spending rose, and North Shore tourism is still feeling Kona-low fallout. Healthcare Costs: HMSA’s move back to fee-for-service could mean tighter reimbursements and more admin burdens for doctors. Community & Culture: NPS is offering up to $100,000 in tribal heritage grants, and a new Marine Stewards Program aims to train tourism workers to better protect marine animals.
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