AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPublic Safety: Honolulu police will move 100 officers to patrol beats as the department faces staffing shortages and seeks to reduce overtime. Several Oʻahu and Hawaiʻi Island schools were also locked down after threatening calls; the campuses were later cleared. Storm Recovery: The Public Utilities Commission plans to question a private utility in Pāhala on Oct. 19 after nearly 100 customers went about two months without water and sewer service following storm damage. Meanwhile, 19 cats displaced by Hurricane Lowell have been sent from Kauaʻi to California, with another 20 expected to follow. Housing: A new affordable complex in ʻEwa Beach is set to welcome 126 families, as housing costs remain a pressing concern statewide. Hawaiʻi Island: An 18-year-old died while freediving off Captain Cook’s Pebble Beach, a site known for dangerous conditions.
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