James Kurata

The board meeting agenda includes committee updates covering the 9-1-1 Goes to Washington newsletter, a presentation on Emergency Health Profiles, and updates from recent conferences. The advisory committee will discuss legislative session activities and a working group for disability community access. The finance committee will review cash flow and funding requests for emergency communication center equipment and personnel positions. Additionally, the meeting will feature status updates on recruitment, training, and personnel vacancies across various police, fire, and emergency medical services departments throughout the state.

The meeting agenda includes committee updates from the Communications, Technical, Advisory, and Finance committees, covering topics such as telecommunicator recognition, emergency health profiles, conference debriefs, and legislative updates. Financial discussions involve reviewing cash flow and funding requests for the Hawaii Fire Department and Honolulu Ocean Safety Department. Additionally, various Public Safety Answering Points will provide status updates on personnel recruitment, training, and vacancies. The Executive Director will report on the fiscal year strategic budget plan. Action items include the consideration of specific funding requests and an executive session to review personnel performance.

The board meeting agenda includes committee updates covering the 9-1-1 Goes to Washington newsletter, National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, and PSAP recruitment campaigns. Technical discussions involve Smart911 safety profiles and emergency profile needs. The advisory committee will provide legislative updates on emergency safety profile systems, accessibility for the disability community, and infrastructure protection legislation. Finance items include reviewing year-to-date cash flow and requests for funding for marketing campaigns and language access services. The board will also discuss Next Generation 911 readiness assessments, strategic planning, and continuity of operations. Furthermore, the meeting will feature status updates from various police and fire departments regarding recruitment and personnel training.

The meeting covers committee updates, including the Communications Committee's newsletter and safety week initiatives, the Technical Committee's presentations on emergency profiles and conference updates, and the Advisory Committee's legislative session reports on emergency safety systems and critical infrastructure damage legislation. Additionally, the Finance Committee will review cash flow, advertising campaign funding, and language access services. The board will also discuss Next Generation 9-1-1 readiness, including governance and strategic planning, and receive recruitment and personnel status updates from various police and fire departments.

This annual report outlines the Department of Accounting and General Services' commitment to delivering essential support services with quality, consistency, cost efficiency, productivity, relevancy, and timeliness. It details individual program goals, objectives, policies, and action plans across various service areas, including government-wide support, formal education, culture and recreation, and individual rights. The plan emphasizes performance measurement in customer satisfaction, program standards, and cost effectiveness.