AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoHurricane Lowell Aftermath: Kaua‘i and Ni‘ihau took the hardest hit as Lowell battered the western islands, knocking out power for about 90% of KIUC customers (roughly 36,000 households) and damaging transmission lines; state and county offices and Kaua‘i schools stayed closed through Friday while crews assess damage and restore service. Local Government: Honolulu is resuming normal operations Wednesday after storm closures, but Ala Moana Regional Park remains closed for cleanup. Public Safety & Infrastructure: O‘ahu saw at least one fatality from a fallen tree, and officials warned of lingering flooding, dangerous surf, and mudslide risk. Airport Access: A TSA “Gateside by TSA PreCheck” service launched on the mainland doesn’t appear available at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, leaving nonpassengers with fewer options to meet arrivals at the gate. Courts & Accountability: A Maui Police Department officer pleaded not guilty to charges tied to the alleged rape of a crash victim in May 2025. Housing/Planning: The YMCA of Honolulu’s request to rezone its Central property and reduce height limits heads to Honolulu City Council for the first of three readings.
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