AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTropical Storm Moke Response: Gov. Josh Green says Hawaiʻi is bracing for Moke after Hurricane Lala, with 5–10 inches of rain most likely on the Big Island and a flood watch in effect; the storm is expected to pass a couple hundred miles south, but gusty winds and heavy rain remain concerns for Kaʻū, lower Puna, Hāmākua Coast and Kohala. Emergency Declarations & Shelter: Green has requested a presidential emergency declaration for Hawaiʻi County, Maui County and Honolulu to unlock federal help, and the state has authorized 100 hotel rooms for Big Island residents via DHS. State Media Coordination: Hawaiʻi activated a Joint Information Center for Moke, setting a single media contact line and email and operating daily through the weekend. Local Recovery Health Care: The Hawaiʻi Island Community Health Center is working to restore care in Kaʻū after its Kaʻū Health and Dental Center was flooded and remains unsafe without power or reliable connectivity. Civil Rights & Military Naming Fight: NAACP leaders criticized reported plans to rename a new Navy aircraft carrier honoring Doris Miller with President Trump’s name, calling it a “slap in the face” amid ongoing service conditions.
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