AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPublic Health & Military Accountability: A new report argues the U.S. military’s ongoing presence in Hawaiʻi amounts to a public health disaster, saying benefits are overstated while harm to land, culture, water, and community health is underestimated. Health Care Access: HMSA is delaying a major provider payment change until 2027 after doctors and patients warned it could worsen shortages and disrupt care. Mental Health Safety: Hawaii State Hospital staff say overcrowding is driving unsafe conditions, with nearly 390 patients in a facility built for about 300 and calls for action. Workforce & Environment: Hawaiʻi Community College and UH Maui College launched a 1-year wastewater specialist certificate to help convert cesspools and protect public health. Food & Consumer Safety: DOH authorized reopening of Ohana Sub & Deli after multiple food safety violations, while Target Up&Up baby wipes were flagged for possible bacterial contamination. Disaster Relief Deadline: FEMA reminded Hawaiʻi residents that Saturday is the deadline to apply for individual assistance for March Kona-low storm damage. Community Child Safety: Maui County urged adults who work with keiki to complete free training on recognizing and reporting child abuse and neglect.
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