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Waipahu

State Representative Henry Aquino is a member of the Hawaii State House of Representatives. He represents the 38th House district of Waipahu since his election in November 2008.

He is currently the Chairman of the House Committee on Transportation, which has the general scope of policy and budgetary responsibilities over Hawaii’s state highways and freeways, harbors and airports. He is also the former Chairman of the House Committee on Public Safety which oversees law enforcement, first responder/emergency management, and prison/correctional systems. Today, he serves on several House committees including Housing and Consumer Protection & Commerce.

LEGISLATIVE EXPERIENCE
• State Representative, District 38, Waipahu (2012-Present); District 35, Waipahu/Crestview (2008-2012)
• Chair, State House Transportation Committee
• Policy Board Member, Oahu Metropolitan Planning Organization
• Transit Oriented Development Interagency Council Member
• House Majority Whip
• Former House Majority Policy Leader
• Former Chair, State House Public Safety and Military Affairs Committee

WORK EXPERIENCE
• Executive Director, Waipahu Community Association
• Program Coordinator, Waipahu Community Association
• Classroom Presenter, Catholic Charities Hawaii

EDUCATION
• Master of Arts, Communication, Hawaii Pacific University
• Bachelor of Arts, Public Administration, UH-West Oahu
• Associate of Applied Science, Administration of Justice, Honolulu Community College
• Waipahu High School

COMMUNITY
• Director, Waipahu Community Foundation
• Director, Leeward Oahu Lions Club
• Senior Instructor, Hawaii Chinese Kenpo School of Self-Defense
• Member, Waipahu Alumni Association
• Member, AGAPE Ministry of Hawaii-Pacific
• Member, Democratic Party of Hawaii
• Member, Santanians of Hawaii USA
• Member, Knights of Rizal-Aloha Chapter
• Fellow, Pacific Century Fellows Program, Class of 2016
• Former Board Director, Waipahu Community Association
• Former Coordinator, Waipahu Community Coalition
• Former Region 7 Chair, Oahu County Democratic Party
• Former District 35 Chair, Oahu County Democratic Party
• Former Member, Waipahu Elementary School Community Council

March 29, 2022

Waipahu High School Senior Announcements

March 15, 2022

SMP Hawaii: Caregiving: Perspectives and Profiles to Empower

January 24, 2022

Get Informed About Medicare & Social Security with SHIP

January 18, 2022

The Federal Government has launched its website, COVIDtests.gov, which allows people to order a maximum of four tests to be shipped directly to their household. The website also includes information relating to vaccination sites, what to do if you test positive, and more.
Please visit COVIDtests.gov for more information.

April 20, 2021

Live at the Legislature with Rep. Henry Aquino

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April 9, 2021

4/13/21 Virtual Presentation - Highridge Costa's & Kamehameha Schools Concept for a New Waipahu Project

March 8, 2021

Honolulu Mayor Announces City's Rental & Utility Relief Program

March 11, 2021

Hawaiian Humane Society's Waipahu Pet Kokua Center Grand Opening

Hawaiian Humane Society celebrated the grand opening for its new Pet Kokua Outreach center in Waipahu on Wednesday, March 10, 2021. Representatives Aquino, Cullen, and LoPresti joined Honolulu City & County Councilmembers Tulba and Elefante along with Hawaiian Humane Society Board Chair Ginny Tiu, Board Member Bob Bean, and Hawaiian Humane President & CEO Anne Neubaer in the celebration.

The new pet outreach center is inside the Filipino Community Center in Waipahu and offers Pet Food Bank services, along with information on reduced or waived-fee spay/neuter services and other supportive functions for pet owners. The mission of the Pet Kokua program, according to the nonprofit, is to "keep pets and their people together," and improve the quality of life for all animals by providing assistance.

The Pet Kokua program also works to prevent owner surrender, animal cruelty, neglect and pet overpopulation in the Islands.

Between March 2020 and February 2021, Pet Kokua distributed 50,000 pounds of pet food, which represents a 160% year-over-year increase. The Pet Kokua program also holds multiple events throughout the year including reduced-fee microchipping and vaccination clinics, and wellness events with Oahu's homeless communities.

Hawaiian Humane's Pet Kokua Outreach Center in Waipahu offers services 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Sunday and 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. from Monday to Thursday. The center is closed on Friday and Saturday.

March 8, 2021

FilCom Covid Vaccination Clinic for 75 Years & Older

March 4, 2021

Joint House & Senate Filipino Caucus

March 4, 2021

Promoting Literacy - Read Across America

March is Read Across America Month. Promoting literacy puts students on the pathway to a lifetime of learning and success. Due to COVID restrictions, Hawai'i State Representatives were not able to visit schools to read to students in-person. This year, we are bringing the story-telling to students. Click here to enjoy our Hawai'i House Representatives reading select works from Dr. Seuss's book - "Seussisms".

March 3, 2021

Dedication of Kapalama Container Terminal Phase 1 & Groundbreaking of Phase 2

March 1, 2021

WHS Students Selected for United States Senate Youth Program

Waipahu High School Seniors Hollie Rader and Ashley Pascua Valois (pictured above with State Rep. Henry Aquino and State Rep. Ryan Yamane) will join U.S. Senator Brian Schatz and U.S. Senator Mazie Hirono in representing Hawaii during the 59th annual United States Senate Youth Program Washington Week, to be held March 14 to 17, 2021. Ms. Rader and Ms. Valois were selected from among the state's top student leaders to be part of the 104 national student delegation who will each also receive a $10,000 college scholarship for undergraduate study. Due to the pandemic, the 2021 program will break ground as the first-ever fully virtual Washington Week, and is designed to be a highly interactive and exciting education and leadership forum for the nation's most outstanding student leaders.

February 17, 2021

Waipahu High School In the News

February 4, 2021

News for Our Community

January 15, 2021

Waipahu High School Integrated Academy Learning Facility

On January 14, 2021 Rep. Henry Aquino, Gov. David Ige, fellow legislators representing Waipahu and neighboring communities, along with Waipahu High School Principal Keith Hayashi, participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for the Waipahu High School Integrated Academy Learning Facility. This new three-storied facility will feature an innovative agricultural program integrating artificial intelligence; biotechnology, chemistry and computer labs; creative space to leverage Design Thinking; and will be the new home to the Marauder Cafe, featuring the school's acclaimed culinary, baking and pastry, and hospitality programs.

January 14, 2021

Coronavirus Rent Assistance

Rent Assistance and Mediation Program (RAMP)

The Rent Assistance and Mediation Program (RAMP), funded by a portion of Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Office of Consumer Protection settlement monies from Honda Motor Co., will benefit Hawai'i consumers, including renters in distress as a result of the pandemic. The $6 million program, administered by Catholic Charities Hawai'i, intends to help tenants avoid eviction by providing rental payments for unpaid rent and mediation services. Rental payments will be considered from January 1, 2021 with a statewide cap of $1,500.00 per household per month. A maximum of up to two (2) months total of past due and ongoing assistance can be provided.

For more detailed information including eligibility requirements and application deadline, please visit the https://www.catholiccharitieshawaii.org/housinghelp/

APPLICATION DEADLINE Although the deadline for the online applications has closed (January 11, 2021 to January 13, 2021 between 8:00am to 5:00pm.), hard copy applications can be mailed by January 18, 2021. Applications after January 18, 2021 will not be considered.

Electronic applications must be emailed or faxed between January 11, 2021 – January 18, 2021. All applications must be postmarked or sent (email or fax) during this time frame.

February 25, 2016

FARRINGTON HIGHWAY GUIDEWAY CONSTRUCTION & TRAFFIC ADVISORY FOR EQUIPMENT REMOVAL OPERATIONS

The Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation (HART) and Kiewit advises residents, businesses and commuters in the Waipahu area that construction equipment used to build the overhead guideway along Farrington Highway will be removed during the coming weeks. See brochure

October 21, 2014

Celebrate Halloween at Waipahu Public Library on 10/29/14

Waipahu Public Library invites the community to Celebrate Halloween at our library on Wednesday, October 29 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The evening starts with not-so-scary stories from 5:30 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. for children 6 and under. Then, from 5:45 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., children 12 and under are invited to trick-or-treat through our library's "Spooky House." Finally, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., teens, adults, and children 12 and up are invited to walk through our "Haunted House" -- if they dare! :) No registration is required and this fun program is generously sponsored by the Friends of Waipahu Public Library and Waipahu's Teen Library Council. See flyer for more information. View full article

October 21, 2014

Free Medicare Seminar at Waipahu Public Library

A free Medicare Seminar will be held at Waipahu Public Library on Wednesday, October 22 from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. This free educational seminar will present senior citizens with affordable coverage choices, benefits, and changes taking place in Medicare insurance, and will be led by financial expert Edward Motosue. No registration is required. For more information, please view full article. View full article

August 27, 2014

Waipahu Pop-Up Legal Clinic - October 18, 2014

Do you have a legal issue and need legal advice? Volunteer attorneys with the Volunteer Legal Services Hawaii (VLSH) will provide legal advice On October 18, 2014 at Waipahu High School Cafeteria for the following types of cases:

*Family Law
*Estate Planning
*Bankruptcy
*District Court
*Veterans Benefits

This service is FREE to all low and moderate income individuals. Please call (808)528-7050 to qualify and to reserve your spot by October 13, 2014. For more information, please view full article.View full article

August 27, 2014

HART Traffice Advisory: Lane Closures

The Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation (HART) would like to inform drivers about lane closures during the week of August 22nd related to design and construction work for the Honolulu rail transit project. Motorists are advised that work along the 20-mile rail route from East Kapolei to Ala Moana Center will require lane closures during non-peak traffic hours. For more details, please view the full article.View full article

August 13, 2014

Rail Column Work Moves to Waipahu

HART (Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation) announced the column construction for the elevated rail guideway is moving forward in east Kapolei and Ewa, and construction crews are now scheduled to begin similar work in the Waipahu area in August. For more details, please read the HART WEEKLY eBLAST.View full article

June 16, 2014

Rail Construction Traffic Alert

HART and Kiewit will be conducting environmental studies along Farrington Highway from June 19 through the 21st. This work will occur at night and should not cause major disruptions to traffic in Waipahu. For more details, please read HART alert.View full article

April 7, 2014

Marauder Pride! U.S. Secretary of Education Visits Waipahu High School

U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan visited Waipahu High School and met with students and teachers. Hawaii students, teachers and the Department of Education has made notable strides under Hawaii's $75 million federal Race to the Top grant. And, Waipahu High School exemplifies that progress. Secretary Duncan's visit was posted to the United States Department of Education website. View full article

December 10, 2013

Traffic Alert for December 9-13

H-1 FREEWAY LANE CLOSURES BETWEEN WAIPAHU AND HALAWA ON DECEMBER 9-13

The state Department of Transportation (DOT) advises Oahu motorists of daytime lane closures on the H-1 Freeway on the week of December 9, in addition to regularly scheduled nightly closures, at the following locations and times. For more details, please visit the DOT website View full article

November 6, 2013

Rail Transit Constructuion Update - Week of 11/3/13

Rail construction in Waipahu and neighboring communities continues. Kiewit and HART provides weekly updates affected streets. Please see the attached traffic advisory for the week of 11/3/13. View full article

October 29, 2013

Rail Transit Construction Update - Week of 10/27/13

October 21, 2013

Rail Transit Construction Update - Week of 10/20/13

September 27, 2013

Rail Construction Traffic Update

Kiewit, working together with the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transit (HART), provides community updates on project-related activities as rail construction continues. Please read the 9/27/13 HART Traffic Advisory update for more information.View full article

April 10, 2012

Honolulu Rail Transit Project - Traffic Update for Farrington Highway & Kamehameha Highway

Kiewit Infrastructure West is committed to keeping our community updated during the construction of the first two sections of the Honolulu rail transit project from East Kapolei to Pearl City and Pearl City to Aloha Stadium. Please refer to the link for a traffic update from Kiewit for Farrington Highway and Kamehameha Highway for the week of April 8, 2012.View full article

March 16, 2012

3.15.12 Community Newsletter - 2012 Mid-Session Highlights

The House of Representatives approved measures aligned with its priorities of economic recovery and job growth for the 2012 Legislative Session. The bills, which are part of 286 measures that passed third reading before crossing over to the Senate, focus primarily on Economic Revitalization and Business, Agriculture, Military Affairs, and Health care. See the 3.15.12 Community Newsletter highlighting several key bills approved by the House lawmakers and crossed over to the Senate for further review and consideration.View full article

2020 Committee Member of

Transportation

Consumer Protection & Commerce

Housing

Measures Introduced in 2020

Measure and Title
HB26 RELATING TO TRANSIENT ACCOMMODATIONS.
HB27 RELATING TO PRIVATE ROADS.
HB84 RELATING TO TRAFFIC INFRACTIONS.
HB223 RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION.
HB224 RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION.
HB225 RELATING TO STATE HIGHWAYS.
HB226 RELATING TO HARBORS.
HB227 RELATING TO AIRPORTS.
HB238 HD1 RELATING TO ELECTRIC VEHICLES.
HB239 RELATING TO FUEL CELL ELECTRIC VEHICLES.
HB240 RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLES.
HB241 HD2 SD1 RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLES.
HB243 HD1 RELATING TO EDUCATION FUNDING.
HB244 HD1 RELATING TO EARLY LEARNING.
HB245 HD1 RELATING TO EDUCATION.
HB246 HD2 RELATING TO CHARTER SCHOOLS.
HB247 HD1 RELATING TO SCHOOLS.
HB248 HD1 RELATING TO EARLY LEARNING.
HB249 HD1 RELATING TO SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS.
HB251 HD1 RELATING TO EDUCATION.
HB253 HD2 RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLES.
HB282 RELATING TO CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE THIRTY-EIGHTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
HB299 SD1 RELATING TO GRANTS.
HB300 RELATING TO EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS.
HB301 RELATING TO HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATIONS.
HB302 RELATING TO HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATIONS.
HB303 HD1 RELATING TO OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY.
HB304 HD2 SD1 RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION.
HB305 HD1 RELATING TO CROSSWALKS.
HB306 RELATING TO COUNTY LAND USE REQUIREMENTS.
HB307 SD1 RELATING TO RENEWABLE ENERGY.
HB308 RELATING TO SHOPPING CARTS.
HB309 HD1 RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION.
HB310 RELATING TO ON-SITE EARLY CHILDHOOD FACILITIES.
HB311 RELATING TO THE GENERAL EXCISE TAX.
HB312 HD1 SD2 RELATING TO CREATIVE MEDIA.
HB313 RELATING TO FUEL TAX FUNDS.
HB319 RELATING TO THE CONVEYANCE TAX.
HB324 HD1 RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION.
HB325 HD1 RELATING TO DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED.
HB326 HD1 RELATING TO COMMERCIAL DRIVER'S LICENSES.
HB327 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION.
HB328 RELATING TO TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT ZONES.
HB377 HD1 RELATING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII.
HB378 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO FILIPINO VETERANS BURIAL ASSISTANCE.
HB382 RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
HB387 HD1 RELATING TO HEALTH.
HB397 RELATING TO HOUSING.
HB402 HD1 SD2 RELATING TO INCREASING THE OFFICE OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS' PRO RATA SHARE OF PUBLIC LAND TRUST FUNDS.
HB406 HD2 RELATING TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
HB408 RELATING TO RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY.
HB409 RELATING TO EDUCATION.
HB410 RELATING TO RESTITUTION FOR VICTIMS OF CRIME.
HB411 HD2 RELATING TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
HB412 HD1 RELATING TO THE SALARY OF THE STATE LIBRARIAN.
HB413 HD2 SD1 RELATING TO EDUCATION INNOVATION GRANTS.
HB414 HD1 RELATING TO PROCUREMENT FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII.
HB415 HD1 RELATING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII TUITION AND FEES SPECIAL FUND.
HB421 HD2 RELATING TO THE GENERAL EXCISE TAX.
HB432 RELATING TO PLANNED COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS.
HB433 RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLES.
HB435 RELATING TO INSURANCE.
HB436 RELATING TO CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE RESILIENCY.
HB445 HD1 RELATING TO CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS FOR WATER REUSE.
HB446 HD1 RELATING TO FISHING.
HB449 HD1 RELATING TO SUSTAINABILITY.
HB451 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO THE HAWAII ASSOCIATION OF CONSERVATION DISTRICTS.
HB453 HD1 RELATING TO THE HAWAII PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITY.
HB454 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO KAHOOLAWE ISLAND RESERVE.
HB457 HD1 RELATING TO DISASTER PREPAREDNESS.
HB458 HD1 RELATING TO SMALL BOAT HARBORS.
HB466 HD1 SD1 MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FOR THE AGING AND DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTER.
HB467 HD1 SD2 RELATING TO THE KUPUNA CAREGIVERS PROGRAM.
HB469 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO HEARING AIDS.
HB470 RELATING TO RETIREMENT SAVINGS.
HB472 RELATING TO ACTIVE AGING.
HB473 RELATING TO HOMELESSNESS.
HB474 RELATING TO HEALTH.
HB549 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO THE ENVIRONMENT.
HB559 RELATING TO AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE-READY HAWAII.
HB575 RELATED TO PARKING.
HB597 RELATING TO ELECTIONS.
HB604 RELATING TO ELECTRIC VEHICLES.
HB634 RELATING TO RESTORATIVE JUSTICE.
HB635 RELATING TO LEGISLATIVE ACCESS THROUGH REMOTE TESTIMONY.
HB637 RELATING TO GARDENS.
HB647 RELATING TO DIGITAL CONTENT BLOCKING CAPABILITIES.
HB648 RELATING TO UNFAIR AND DECEPTIVE PRACTICES.
HB649 HD1 RELATING TO TEACHER HOUSING SUBSIDIES.
HB650 HD1 RELATING TO TEACHER RETENTION.
HB651 RELATING TO THE HAWAII EDUCATOR LOAN PROGRAM.
HB652 RELATING TO TEACHERS.
HB656 RELATING TO CHILD CARE FACILITIES.
HB657 RELATING TO BULLYING.
HB724 RELATING TO EDUCATION.
HB727 RELATING TO MINIMUM WAGE.
HB753 HD2 RELATING TO THE IGNITION INTERLOCK PROGRAM.
HB754 HD1 SD2 RELATING TO ELECTRIC FOOT SCOOTERS.
HB755 HD1 RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION.
HB823 RELATING TO FILIPINO VETERANS.
HB824 RELATING TO THE ALOHA ORDER OF MERIT.
HB857 HD2 SD1 RELATING TO TRAFFIC.
HB858 RELATING TO CARGO INSPECTIONS.
HB859 RELATING TO SUSTAINABILITY.
HB1088 HD1 RELATING TO SCHOOL IMPACT FEES.
HB1090 RELATING TO ELECTRIC VEHICLES.
HB1091 RELATING TO AIRPORTS.
HB1092 RELATING TO HIGHWAY SAFETY.
HB1093 HD2 SD1 RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANIES.
HB1277 HD1 RELATING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII PROMISE PROGRAM.
HB1377 RELATING TO AN AIRPORTS CORPORATION.
HB1378 HD1 RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION.
HB1454 RELATING TO AN EARNED INCOME DISREGARD PROGRAM.
HB1465 HD2 RELATING TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
HB1644 HD1 RELATING TO THE CONVEYANCE TAX.
HB1664 HD1 RELATING TO HUMAN SERVICES.
HB1666 RELATING TO HEALTH.
HB1667 RELATING TO HEALTH.
HB1690 RELATING TO TELEHEALTH.
HB1691 HD1 RELATING TO HEALTH.
HB1765 RELATING TO INTOXICANTS.
HB1789 RELATING TO ASSOCIATIONS.
HB1796 HD2 RELATING TO HEALTH.
HB1811 RELATING TO CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE THIRTY-EIGHTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
HB1812 RELATING TO HIGHWAY SAFETY.
HB1813 RELATING TO HIGHWAY SAFETY.
HB1814 HD1 RELATING TO THE IGNITION INTERLOCK PROGRAM.
HB1815 RELATING TO MOTORCYCLES.
HB1833 HD2 SD1 RELATING TO PEER-TO-PEER CAR-SHARING.
HB1834 RELATING TO PEER-TO-PEER MOTOR VEHICLE SHARING.
HB1835 RELATING TO SPECIAL PURPOSE REVENUE BONDS TO ASSIST KEAHOLE FBO I LLC.
HB1836 RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION.
HB1837 RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION.
HB1838 RELATING TO THE STATEWIDE TRAFFIC CODE.
HB1845 HD1 RELATING TO THE ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION REBATE PROGRAM.
HB1863 HD1 RELATING TO GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS REDUCTION.
HB1880 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO THE KAHOOLAWE ISLAND RESERVE COMMISSION.
HB1915 HD2 RELATING TO EDUCATION.
HB1921 HD1 RELATING TO HUNTING.
HB1922 HD1 RELATING TO INVASIVE SPECIES.
HB1924 HD1 RELATING TO SEARCH AND RESCUE.
HB1925 RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HAWAIIAN HOME LANDS.
HB1926 RELATING TO STATE FORMS.
HB1927 RELATING TO EMOLUMENTS.
HB1950 HD1 RELATING TO AN UNDERWATER TUNNEL AND SUPPORTING ROADWAYS TO PROVIDE A MORE DIRECT CONNECTION BETWEEN EWA AND DOWNTOWN HONOLULU.
HB1958 HD1 RELATING TO TAXATION.
HB1976 RELATING TO LEGAL SERVICES FOR LOW-INCOME IMMIGRANTS.
HB1977 HD2 RELATING TO PHYSICIAN SHORTAGE.
HB1978 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO SPECIAL IMMIGRANT JUVENILE STATUS.
HB1986 HD1 RELATING TO TRAUMA-INFORMED APPROACHES.
HB1987 RELATING TO A HAWAII SENIOR BENEFITS PAYMENT PROGRAM.
HB1988 HD2 RELATING TO EDUCATION.
HB1989 RELATING TO GRANTS.
HB1990 HD2 RELATING TO TAXATION.
HB1991 RELATING TO CROSSWALKS.
HB1992 RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION.
HB1999 RELATING TO OPERATING A VEHICLE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF AN INTOXICANT.
HB2000 HD1 RELATING TO COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLES.
HB2001 HD1 RELATING TO MANSLAUGHTER.
HB2002 HD2 SD2 RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANIES.
HB2003 HD1 RELATING TO THE USE OF INTOXICANTS WHILE OPERATING A VEHICLE.
HB2004 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO CHILD PASSENGER RESTRAINTS.
HB2005 RELATING TO SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES.
HB2006 RELATING TO PROCUREMENT OF CONTRACTS FOR VEHICLE RENTAL.
HB2007 RELATING TO CARBON OFFSETS.
HB2008 RELATING TO HIGHWAY SAFETY.
HB2011 RELATING TO THE GOVERNOR'S COORDINATOR ON NATIVE HAWAIIAN ADVANCEMENT.
HB2013 RELATING TO NATIVE HAWAIIAN ART.
HB2014 RELATING TO HOUSING.
HB2015 HD1 RELATING TO INVASIVE SPECIES.
HB2016 RELATING TO PROCUREMENT.
HB2017 RELATING TO THE HAWAIIAN HOMES COMMISSION.
HB2018 RELATING TO TRAINING.
HB2020 HD1 RELATING TO PROCUREMENT.
HB2021 RELATING TO TEACHER HOUSING.
HB2025 HD1 RELATING TO THE DEPOSIT BEVERAGE CONTAINER FEE.
HB2026 RELATING TO THE RISK ASSESSMENT WORKING GROUP.
HB2027 RELATING TO DEPOSIT BEVERAGE CONTAINERS.
HB2028 RELATING TO THE CONVEYANCE TAX.
HB2029 RELATING TO SUSTAINABILITY.
HB2030 RELATING TO AGRICULTURE.
HB2031 HD1 RELATING TO THE WAHIAWA DAM AND RESERVOIR.
HB2035 HD1 SD2 RELATING TO NON-AGRICULTURAL PARK LANDS.
HB2036 HD1 RELATING TO CORAL RESTORATION.
HB2046 HD1 RELATING TO HEALTH.
HB2049 HD1 RELATING TO HEALTH.
HB2110 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO HEALTH.
HB2112 HD1 RELATING TO HOMELESSNESS.
HB2152 HD2 SD1 RELATING TO TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS.
HB2171 RELATING TO ELECTRIC FOOT SCOOTERS.
HB2172 RELATING TO COMMERCIAL DRIVER'S LICENSE QUALIFICATION STANDARDS.
HB2173 HD1 RELATING TO IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICES.
HB2174 HD2 RELATING TO OPERATING A VEHICLE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF AN INTOXICANT.
HB2175 RELATING TO AUTOMATED SPEED ENFORCEMENT SYSTEMS.
HB2176 HD1 RELATING TO SAND ISLAND.
HB2207 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO LAND USE.
HB2210 HD1 RELATING TO THE OFFICE OF PLANNING.
HB2211 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO COMMERCIAL MARINE LICENSES.
HB2380 HD1 RELATING TO IMMIGRATION.
HB2411 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO HOUSING ASSISTANCE.
HB2422 HD1 RELATING TO THE DIVISION OF BOATING AND OCEAN RECREATION.
HB2436 RELATING TO TAXATION.
HB2438 RELATING TO THE HAWAII THEATRE CENTER.
HB2452 RELATING TO THE STATE HEALTH INSURANCE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM.
HB2454 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO CRITICAL ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE.
HB2455 HD1 RELATING TO DEMENTIA TRAINING.
HB2456 HD1 RELATING TO ELECTRONIC SMOKING PRODUCTS.
HB2457 HD2 SD2 RELATING TO THE YOUTH VAPING EPIDEMIC.
HB2461 RELATING TO TRAFFIC CONGESTION.
HB2462 HD1 RELATING TO ELECTRIC VEHICLES.
HB2463 RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANIES.
HB2464 HD1 RELATING TO THE USE OF INTOXICANTS WHILE OPERATING A VEHICLE.
HB2467 HD2 RELATING TO TOURISM.
HB2468 RELATING TO THE OFFICE OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS.
HB2475 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO CARGO CARRIERS.
HB2483 HD2 RELATING TO BULLYING.
HB2484 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO STATE PARKS.
HB2485 HD1 RELATING TO HAWAII NATIONAL GUARD RETIREMENT BENEFITS.
HB2486 HD2 SD2 RELATING TO THE OFFICE OF PLANNING.
HB2487 RELATING TO A HAWAII GREEN NEW DEAL.
HB2493 RELATING TO CARBON EMISSIONS REDUCTION.
HB2495 RELATING TO AFFORDABLE HOUSING.
HB2497 RELATING TO A LIVING WAGE.
HB2541 HD1 RELATING TO HELPING WORKING FAMILIES.
HB2542 RELATING TO LAND DEVELOPMENT.
HB2543 HD1 SD2 RELATING TO ACCESS TO LEARNING.
HB2544 RELATING TO A SCHOOL FACILITIES AGENCY.
HB2558 RELATING TO ELECTRIC VEHICLES.
HB2559 RELATING TO WAGES.
HB2560 RELATING TO WAGES.
HB2566 HD1 RELATING TO TRAFFIC SAFETY.
HB2587 RELATING TO HAWAIIAN HOME LANDS.
HB2588 HD1 RELATING TO THE HAWAIIAN HOMES COMMISSION ACT.
HB2589 RELATING TO TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT.
HB2590 HD2 SD2 RELATING TO AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES.
HB2598 HD1 RELATING TO ABANDONED AND DERELICT VEHICLES.
HB2599 RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
HB2600 HD1 RELATING TO WATER RATES.
HB2601 HD1 RELATING TO OBSERVANCES.
HB2602 HD1 RELATING TO AGRICULTURAL LANDS.
HB2603 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO EDUCATION.
HB2604 HD1 RELATING TO CONCESSIONS.
HB2611 RELATING TO FIREWORKS.
HB2627 HD1 RELATING TO TAXATION.
HB2628 HD2 RELATING TO A BANK OF THE STATE OF HAWAII.
HB2672 RELATING TO THE HAWAII COMMERCIAL HARBORS AUTHORITY.
HB2674 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION.
HB2699 HD2 SD1 RELATING TO THE ENVIRONMENT.
HB2703 HD2 SD1 RELATING TO PREVENTING SCHOOL VIOLENCE.
HB2704 HD1 RELATING TO STATE FACILITIES.
HB2705 RELATING TO LAND.
HB2718 HD1 SD1 RELATING TO CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION AND ADAPTATION.
HB2719 RELATING TO GREEN FEES.
HB2720 HD1 RELATING TO GENDER EQUITY.
HCR12 REQUESTING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A TASK FORCE TO ASSESS THE OUTSTANDING CLAIMS RELATING TO THE HAWAIIAN HOMES COMMISSION ACT.
HCR34 REQUESTING THAT THE WALL STREET JOURNAL INCLUDE HAWAIIAN AIRLINES IN THE NEWSPAPER'S FUTURE RANKINGS OF THE BEST AND WORST AIRLINES IN THE UNITED STATES.
HCR51 URGING THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII SYSTEM AND THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO INCLUDE TRAINING, COURSES, AND CURRICULUM RELATED TO THE MECHANICS, REPAIR, AND MAINTENANCE OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES, HYDROGEN VEHICLES, AND OTHER ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLES IN ITS SCHOOL PROGRAMS.
HCR60 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, IN COLLABORATION WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TO SUBMIT A REPORT DETERMINING THE REVENUE, BENEFITS, AND WAGE PRACTICES OF CONCESSIONAIRES AT DANIEL K. INOUYE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.
HCR74 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH TO PRIORITIZE THE CONTAINMENT AND CONTROL OF COVID-19 TO THOSE WITH A HIGH PROBABILITY OF CONTRACTING AND DYING FROM THE VIRUS, SUCH AS THE RESIDENTS OF CARE HOMES, NURSING HOMES, AND ADULT FOSTER HOMES, THEIR CAREGIVERS, AND PEOPLE WITH KNOWN COMORBID MEDICAL CONDITIONS.
HCR77 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND KAUAI DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS TO CONDUCT A STUDY TO IDENTIFY AND RECOMMEND METHODS TO ALLEVIATE TRAFFIC CONGESTION AT CERTAIN INTERSECTIONS ALONG THE KAUMUALII HIGHWAY.
HCR88 URGING THE DEPARTMENT OF HAWAIIAN HOME LANDS, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HIGHWAYS DIVISION, AND HAWAII COUNTY TO COLLECTIVELY DEVELOP A PLAN TO IMPROVE MEALANI ROAD AND ESTABLISH A PROTOCOL TO USE MEALANI ROAD AS AN EMERGENCY BYPASS ROUTE WHEN MAMALAHOA HIGHWAY IS INACCESSIBLE.
HCR92 URGING THE COUNTIES TO EXPEDITE THE ISSUANCE OF GOLD STAR AFFIXED DRIVER'S LICENSES TO THOSE RESIDENTS WHO HAVE NON-EXPIRED HAWAII-ISSUED DRIVER'S LICENSES.
HCR95 ENCOURAGING THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU TO PLAN FOR THE REVITALIZATION AND REMODELING OF HANS L'ORANGE PARK.
HCR96 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SERVICES OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU TO CONSIDER AND TAKE ACTION TO IMPLEMENT THE USE OF TRAFFIC CALMING SYSTEMS TO REGULATE SPEEDING ON SURFACE STREETS.
HCR97 URGING THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION TO ADVOCATE THE ENACTMENT OF THE FEDERAL LEGISLATION ESTABLISHING THE "SAFE AND QUIET SKIES ACT OF 2019" AND VIGOROUSLY ENFORCE IT WHEN IT BECOMES LAW.
HCR106 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO DESIGNATE THE REEF RUNWAY AS THE FRANK T. OKIMOTO REEF RUNWAY.
HCR108 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH TO EXPLORE WAYS IT CAN EXERCISE OVERSIGHT OVER COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS WHEN A DANGER TO THE COMMUNITY'S HEALTH EXISTS.
HCR109 ENCOURAGING ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES TO COOPERATE AND ASSIST KAHO‘OLAWE ISLAND RESERVE COMMISSION WITH TECHNICAL, ENGINEERING, OR LOGISTICAL SUPPORT IN HELPING THE ISLAND OF KAHO‘OLAWE TO RECOVER FROM THE DEVASTATING FIRE THAT BEGAN ON FEBRUARY 22, 2020.
HCR121 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO CONDUCT A PILOT PROGRAM THAT ELIMINATES SCHOOL SUSPENSIONS AT THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LEVEL AND CAPS ALL TYPES OF SUSPENSIONS AT TEN AGGREGATE DAYS PER STUDENT AT THE MIDDLE, INTERMEDIATE, AND HIGH SCHOOL LEVELS.
HCR132 EXPRESSING SUPPORT FOR A MOTOR VEHICLE RACETRACK OR RACEWAY PARK ON OAHU AND REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY; DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND TOURISM; AND THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU TO FACILITATE AND APPROVE ITS DEVELOPMENT.
HCR133 REQUESTING THE GOVERNOR TO INVEST IN PREVENTATIVE HEALTH CARE, INCLUDING MENTAL HEALTH WELLNESS INTERVENTION AND RELATED MEASURES THAT INCORPORATE NATIVE HAWAIIAN CULTURAL PRACTICES, TO REDUCE THE EXPOSURE OF CHILDREN IN THE STATE TO ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES.
HCR144 REQUESTING THE HAWAII TOURISM AUTHORITY TO CONDUCT A STUDY TO IDENTIFY AND ADDRESS THE IMPACTS OF TOURISM ON COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
HCR145 REQUESTING THE COLLECTION OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND GENDER IDENTITY INFORMATION BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH VIA THE BEHAVIORAL RISK FACTOR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM, AND BY THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION VIA THE YOUTH RISK BEHAVIOR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM.
HCR148 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH TO CONDUCT A STUDY ON THE POTENTIAL HEALTH RISKS OF 5G WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY, INCLUDING PEER REVIEWED SCIENTIFIC DATA ON 5G, AND A MORATORIUM BE IMPLEMENTED ON CURRENT AND FUTURE DEPLOYMENT OF 5G AND RELATED TECHNOLOGY UNTIL THE STUDY IS COMPLETED.
HCR149 REQUESTING THE AUDITOR TO CONDUCT AN AUDIT OF CASH PAYMENTS MADE IN LIEU OF PROVIDING RESERVED HOUSING AT PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS.
HCR151 URGING THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS, THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION, AND THE HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO TAKE EVERY ACTION NECESSARY TO ADDRESS RAPIDLY INCREASING SAFETY RISKS AND COMMUNITY DISRUPTION RESULTING FROM INSUFFICIENT REGULATION OF RAPIDLY INCREASING OPERATIONS OF TOUR HELICOPTERS AND SMALL AIRCRAFT THROUGHOUT HAWAII SKIES.
HCR153 URGING THE COUNTIES TO OPEN ADDITIONAL VOTER SERVICE CENTERS FOR THE 2020 ELECTIONS TO PROVIDE AMPLE ELECTION SERVICES TO VOTERS IN THEIR RESPECTIVE JURISDICTIONS.
HCR167 RECOGNIZING THE UNIQUE LANGUAGE AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO HAWAIIAN CULTURE OF THE NIIHAU COMMUNITY.
HR17 RECOGNIZING JAMES T. FUNAKI, ESQ. FOR HIS EXEMPLARY CAREER AND EXTRAORDINARY CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE STATE OF HAWAII.
HR18 REQUESTING THAT THE WALL STREET JOURNAL INCLUDE HAWAIIAN AIRLINES IN THE NEWSPAPER'S FUTURE RANKINGS OF THE BEST AND WORST AIRLINES IN THE UNITED STATES.
HR36 URGING THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII SYSTEM AND THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO INCLUDE TRAINING, COURSES, AND CURRICULUM RELATED TO THE MECHANICS, REPAIR, AND MAINTENANCE OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES, HYDROGEN VEHICLES, AND OTHER ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLES IN ITS SCHOOL PROGRAMS.
HR45 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, IN COLLABORATION WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, TO SUBMIT A REPORT DETERMINING THE REVENUE, BENEFITS, AND WAGE PRACTICES OF CONCESSIONAIRES AT DANIEL K. INOUYE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.
HR57 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH TO PRIORITIZE THE CONTAINMENT AND CONTROL OF COVID-19 TO THOSE WITH A HIGH PROBABILITY OF CONTRACTING AND DYING FROM THE VIRUS, SUCH AS THE RESIDENTS OF CARE HOMES, NURSING HOMES, AND ADULT FOSTER HOMES, THEIR CAREGIVERS, AND PEOPLE WITH KNOWN COMORBID MEDICAL CONDITIONS.
HR60 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND KAUAI DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS TO CONDUCT A STUDY TO IDENTIFY AND RECOMMEND METHODS TO ALLEVIATE TRAFFIC CONGESTION AT CERTAIN INTERSECTIONS ALONG THE KAUMUALII HIGHWAY.
HR69 URGING THE DEPARTMENT OF HAWAIIAN HOME LANDS, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HIGHWAYS DIVISION, AND HAWAII COUNTY TO COLLECTIVELY DEVELOP A PLAN TO IMPROVE MEALANI ROAD AND ESTABLISH A PROTOCOL TO USE MEALANI ROAD AS AN EMERGENCY BYPASS ROUTE WHEN MAMALAHOA HIGHWAY IS INACCESSIBLE.
HR73 URGING THE COUNTIES TO EXPEDITE THE ISSUANCE OF GOLD STAR AFFIXED DRIVER'S LICENSES TO THOSE RESIDENTS WHO HAVE NON-EXPIRED HAWAII-ISSUED DRIVER'S LICENSES.
HR77 ENCOURAGING THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU TO PLAN FOR THE REVITALIZATION AND REMODELING OF HANS L'ORANGE PARK.
HR78 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SERVICES OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU TO CONSIDER AND TAKE ACTION TO IMPLEMENT THE USE OF TRAFFIC CALMING SYSTEMS TO REGULATE SPEEDING ON SURFACE STREETS.
HR79 URGING THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION TO ADVOCATE THE ENACTMENT OF THE FEDERAL LEGISLATION ESTABLISHING THE "SAFE AND QUIET SKIES ACT OF 2019" AND VIGOROUSLY ENFORCE IT WHEN IT BECOMES LAW.
HR87 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO DESIGNATE THE REEF RUNWAY AS THE FRANK T. OKIMOTO REEF RUNWAY.
HR89 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH TO EXPLORE WAYS IT CAN EXERCISE OVERSIGHT OVER COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS WHEN A DANGER TO THE COMMUNITY'S HEALTH EXISTS.
HR90 ENCOURAGING ALL STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES TO COOPERATE AND ASSIST KAHO‘OLAWE ISLAND RESERVE COMMISSION WITH TECHNICAL, ENGINEERING, OR LOGISTICAL SUPPORT IN HELPING THE ISLAND OF KAHO‘OLAWE TO RECOVER FROM THE DEVASTATING FIRE THAT BEGAN ON FEBRUARY 22, 2020.
HR114 REQUESTING THE GOVERNOR TO INVEST IN PREVENTATIVE HEALTH CARE, INCLUDING MENTAL HEALTH WELLNESS INTERVENTION AND RELATED MEASURES THAT INCORPORATE NATIVE HAWAIIAN CULTURAL PRACTICES, TO REDUCE THE EXPOSURE OF CHILDREN IN THE STATE TO ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES.
HR115 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND EACH COUNTY TO DEVELOP COMMUNITY CROSSWALK PILOT PROGRAMS TO DESIGN AND IMPLEMENT SPECIALLY PAINTED CROSSWALKS.
HR116 REQUESTING THE PROHIBITION OF FLIGHTS BY FLIGHT SCHOOL STUDENTS WITHIN TWO MILES OF ANY RESIDENTIAL AREA.
HR128 REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH TO CONDUCT A STUDY ON THE POTENTIAL HEALTH RISKS OF 5G WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY, INCLUDING PEER REVIEWED SCIENTIFIC DATA ON 5G, AND A MORATORIUM BE IMPLEMENTED ON CURRENT AND FUTURE DEPLOYMENT OF 5G AND RELATED TECHNOLOGY UNTIL THE STUDY IS COMPLETED.
HR129 REQUESTING THE AUDITOR TO CONDUCT AN AUDIT OF CASH PAYMENTS MADE IN LIEU OF PROVIDING RESERVED HOUSING AT PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS.
HR132 URGING THE COUNTIES TO OPEN ADDITIONAL VOTER SERVICE CENTERS FOR THE 2020 ELECTIONS TO PROVIDE AMPLE ELECTION SERVICES TO VOTERS IN THEIR RESPECTIVE JURISDICTIONS.
HR146 RECOGNIZING THE UNIQUE LANGUAGE AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO HAWAIIAN CULTURE OF THE NIIHAU COMMUNITY.

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