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Councilmember Johnson acknowledges National Child Abuse Prevention Month : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Councilmember Johnson acknowledges National Child Abuse Prevention Month : Maui Now

Councilmember Gabe Johnson introduced a ceremonial resolution that was unanimously adopted at Friday’s council meeting recognizing April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month and thanking the many nonprofit organizations committed to preventing child abuse and neglect in Maui County.

Council digs into details on 'shovel ready' Lahaina housing projects : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Council digs into details on 'shovel ready' Lahaina housing projects : Maui Now

Maui County Council members looked for ways Thursday for developers to move forward with construction of two Lahaina affordable housing projects that residents have pinned hopes on as being “shovel-ready,” but nevertheless face significant obstacles.

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Bissen presents budget | News, Sports, Jobs

Mayor Richard T. Bissen Jr. today presented his proposed Fiscal Year 2025 budget to members of the Maui County Council. The proposed budget of $1.697 billion

Mayor Bissen presents $1.697B proposed FY 2025 budget to the Council : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Mayor Bissen presents $1.697B proposed FY 2025 budget to the Council : Maui Now

“This year in response to recovery efforts, and the creation of three new departments and one new division, we’re facing a $429.2 million increase to the FY 2025 budget,” said Mayor Bissen. “This is 33.9% increase from last year’s council approved budget of $1.268 billion. This is due in large part to the new revenue streams addressing our emergency recovery needs.”