AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWorkforce Housing: Maui construction firm Goodfellow Bros. is seeking approval to build 30 homes in Waiehu for employees, addressing housing costs that are making it harder for local workers to buy homes. Housing Infrastructure: Hawaiʻi voters will decide whether counties can issue bonds, repaid through property-tax revenue from redeveloped areas, to fund infrastructure for new housing without raising taxes. Maui Energy: Hawaiian Electric is seeking approval for a 20-megawatt Pulehu solar farm, proposed to power 10,000 homes. Hawaiʻi Business: DHHL is eyeing a 146-acre business park in Panaʻewa, while Flying Food Group has opened an inflight-catering facility on Maui, expanding local operations. Disaster Recovery: The Hawaiʻi National Guard has wrapped up weeks of support on Kauaʻi after Hurricane Lowell, including helping clear roads and reopen Līhuʻe Airport. Geothermal: Puna Geothermal Venture plans new wells to increase output, adding to Hawaiʻi’s renewable-energy development.
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