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Keynote speakers announced for upcoming 9th annual Hawaiʻi Energy Conference
The 9th Annual Hawaii Energy Conference on May 10 and 12 will feature two keynote speakers: Abigail Anthony, Commissioner of the Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission, and Amy Myers Jaffe, Research Professor and Managing Director of the Climate Policy Lab at the Fletcher School of Tufts University.
Young leaders brainstorm solutions for Maui Nui in ‘Civic-thon Challenge’
Fourteen aspiring leaders came together over the weekend, virtually, to work on solutions to diversify Maui’s economy.
New Maui Police Chief Officially On Board
In addressing the department directly, Chief Pelletier thanked members for their service saying, “Please know this: I will do everything in my power each and every day to make sure you have everything you need, that you are safe, (and) that you are protected. I will make sure I am your voice when you need it. I will hold you when you need it. I will be there to comfort, to guide you, to protect you, to help you. I will never ever ask you to do anything I will not do myself. I will go to the gates of hell and kick the devil in the teeth with you. God bless you for all that you do.”
Newly Selected Maui Police Chief Asks for Dedicated Recruiter, Cold Case Team, and K-9 Program
Newly selected Maui Police Chief, John Pelletier is tentatively scheduled to be sworn in on Dec. 15, 2021, and is expected to begin his new job as head of the department on the same day, according to information shared at a special meeting today of the Maui Police Commission.
2017 Maui Energy Conference, March 22-24
The fourth annual Maui Energy Conference will be held March 22-24, 2017 at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center.
Third Annual Maui Energy Conference: March 16–18
The Mayor’s Office of Economic Development, Maui County and Maui Economic Development Board will host the third annual Maui Energy Conference from March 16 to 18, 2016, at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center.
40 Nominees Get Initial Backing for Maui Boards & Commissions
Members of the Maui County Council’s Policy Committee gave initial approval yesterday to 40 nominees being considered for various Boards and Commissions. They plan to revisit seven nominees for consideration to respective posts during a subsequent meeting.
