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$3.2M released for axis deer fencing in South Maui to address flood risks, environmental concerns

State Sen. Angus L.K. McKelvey on Wednesday announced $3.2 million in Capital Improvement Project funds to design and construct axis deer fencing in South Maui.

Gov. Green urged to appoint Native Hawaiian water management expert to state water panel

Gov. Josh Green is coming under pressure from dozens of Native Hawaiian and other community advocacy organizations to appoint a “loea,” or expert, in Native Hawaiian water management to the state Commission on Water Resource Management.

Advanced wildfire detection sensors to be deployed in Maui’s high-risk areas

Early wildfire detection and wind sensors are on their way to Kīhei and Lahaina, public officials announced at a press conference in South Maui today.

Nearly six months after the Lahaina fire, 5,290 survivors remain in hotels

As of Friday, Jan. 26, the Federal Emergency Management Agency reported that 5,290 people remained housed in 28 hotels as part of the program.
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