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County Launches Loan Program For Local Businesses
The County of Maui is committing $1 million for the program.
Mayor Victorino COVID-19 Update: Contributes $30K Per Week to Maui Food Distribution Effort
Maui Mayor Michael Victorino announced the launch the Farm Product Purchase Program which will allow for the distribution of produce to families in need on Maui. The County of Maui is contributing $30,000 a week for the next four to five weeks to farmers for the purchase of produce locally. That food will be offered at five distribution centers to be set up, initially on the island of Maui.
Mayor Victorino Provides Guidance on Interisland Travel for Maui County
Those who must travel to perform an essential function, including those providing and seeking medical care, will have to fill out and sign an Interisland Declaration Form, wear appropriate protective gear – primarily masks, and follow all social distancing requirements.
LIVE: Mayor Victorino COVID-19 Update, March 30, 2 p.m.
Maui Mayor Michael Victorino updates the public on impacts of the the COVID-19 pandemic in Maui County. As of noon today, Monday, March 30, 2020, there are 204 cases of COVID-19 identified in Hawaiʻi with 29 new cases. Maui has five new cases for a total of 25 confirmed positive.
Mayor’s FY 2020-2021 Budget Includes $10 M to Combat COVID-19
The Victorino administration has already requested a Fiscal Year 2020 budget amendment for an appropriation of $4 million from the Emergency Fund and $2 million for the HELP program. The HELP program will help residents meet their basic financial needs.
Mayor Victorino Signs $4 Million Emergency Funding Bill Into Law
Maui Mayor Michael Victorino signed a bill into law on Friday to authorize $4 million in emergency funds to support the County of Maui’s efforts in addressing COVID-19 impacts.
Mayor Victorino Announces Public Health Emergency Rules for Maui County
Mayor Michael Victorino announced a number of Public Health Emergency Rules effective as of 7:45 a.m. Friday, March 20, 2020, directed toward limiting the gathering of groups of people and curtailing vehicular transportation except for essential activities or operation of essential business or government functions, such as travel to and from work and medical appointments.
Ask the Mayor: ‘Why Are Cruise Ships Still Allowed to Come to Hawai’i During the Coronavirus Pandemic?’
Mayor Michael Victorino answers some of the most-asked questions
Ask the Mayor: School Still Open Amid Coronavirus Concerns
Mayor Michael Victorino answers some of the most-asked questions.
Mayor Victorino to to Provide COVID-19 Updates on Moloka‘i and Lāna‘i
The Molokaʻi meeting will be on Wednesday, March 18, 2020, at 4 p.m. at the Mitchell Pauole Community Center. The Lānaʻi meeting will be on Thursday, March 19, 2020, at 4 p.m. at the Lānaʻi Community Center.
Ask The Mayor: Packages Shipped From China Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
Mayor Michael Victorino answers some of the most-asked questions.
Ask The Mayor: Pets Contracting Coronavirus
Mayor Michael Victorino answers some of the most-asked questions.
Ask The Mayor: Can the Coronavirus Spread Through Food?
Mayor Michael Victorino answers some of the most-asked questions.
Public Asked to Remain Calm as County Monitors Coronavirus
County of Maui departments and agency partners are continuing to meet regularly to discuss continuity of operations plans and emergency procedures in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19).
Ask the Mayor: Preventing Spread of Coronavirus
Mayor Michael Victorino answers some of the most-asked questions.
Ask the Mayor: High Cost of Rent on Maui
Mayor Michael Victorino answers some of the most-asked questions.
Ask the Mayor: Disposing of Expired Medication
Mayor Michael Victorino answers some of the most-asked questions.
Ask the Mayor: Construction on South Kīhei Road
Mayor Michael Victorino answers some of the most-asked questions
Ask the Mayor: Maui Bus Kīhei Route
Mayor Michael Victorino answers some of the most-asked questions.
