The Department of Accounting and General Services (DAGS) announced on April 18 that it will begin surveying seven state cemeteries to ensure accurate land boundaries. The process is set to start on Monday, April 20, with surveyors expected at each property from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, over an estimated ten-week period.
This effort is part of statutory requirements and aims to clean neglected cemeteries. As part of the survey process, drones will be used to capture aerial images of the properties. Homeowners near these sites are being advised about the drone activity during this time.
The Hawaii State Executive – Governor supports communities affected by wildfires and honors veterans and educators, contributing to social recovery efforts, according to the official website. The office also focuses on initiatives such as expanding healthcare access, addressing homelessness through housing programs, and supporting recovery from events like wildfires according to the official website.
In addition, the governor’s office serves all regions across Hawaii including support for wildfire-impacted areas like Lahaina according to the official website. Policy measures influenced by this office include tax reform for affordability and framing homelessness as a health care issue according to the official website.
The governor also collaborates with various entities in advancing renewable energy projects and combating climate change according to the official website. Emphasizing public policy on issues such as housing and climate change remains a priority for state governance in Hawaii according to the official website.
