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Aug 28, 2026
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Sep 29, 2026
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs seeks proposals from qualified firms to establish and implement a practical, scalable reentry bridge model to improve stability outcomes and reduce recidivism among Native Hawaiian participants.
Aug 3, 2026
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Sep 3, 2026
Weekly 3-4 minute interviews with trustee or staff on local news or lifestyle programs or some combination for 26 weeks.
Jul 31, 2026
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Sep 1, 2026
Accepting proposals from qualified entities to update its stewardship contract for the birthstones site and surrounding area (approx400 meters in diameter centered on the birthstones, inclusive of the traditional hale and associated grounds) to manage access, maintain the grounds, and implement cultural programming.
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Honolulu
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Honolulu
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560 N Nimitz Hwy
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(808) 594-1835
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96817
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Office Of Hawaiian Affairs
The board addressed action items from the Beneficiary Advocacy and Empowerment Committee regarding the East Maui ditch and water diversion system, expressing support for stream restoration and community-led public governance. The board also approved Capital Improvement Project (CIP) grant awards for the fiscal year 2027, providing funding for restoration efforts on Kauai and land acquisition for a charter school on Hawaii Island. Additionally, the board authorized budget realignments and the carryover of unspent funds to support the military lease land initiative, which encompasses strategic planning, legal analysis, and community engagement efforts regarding U.S. military lease lands in Hawaii.
The session focused on military-leased lands in Hawaii, exploring the historical context of land acquisition, the role of the US military, and the fiduciary responsibilities of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs to Native Hawaiians. Key discussion topics included the legacy of the Hawaiian Kingdom, ancestral values regarding land stewardship, and ongoing advocacy efforts to protect Native Hawaiian interests against condemnation and military land usage. The session served as a platform for gathering community feedback and concerns on these complex issues.
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The committee meeting centered on the reassignment of unused fiscal year 2026 capital improvement project funds to the fiscal year 2027 program. Discussions included the review of recommendations for six capital improvement project grant awards and an examination of the competitive selection process, specifically addressing the qualifications and training protocols for the external evaluators responsible for scoring applications. Additionally, the committee heard testimony regarding grant transparency and selection methodology.
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