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million. These funds will help support Hawaii’s Youth Challenge Academy. · $50 million for Impact … Impact Aid for children with disabilities, which help Hawaii’s public schools by partially reimbursing the cost
Senate President. Hanabusa later went on to represent Hawaii’s 1st Congressional District in Washington from
weapons, narcotics and other contraband, while also strengthening Hawaii's first line of defense against invasive species … businesses and residents and helps safeguard one of Hawaii's most vital coastal communities, while demonstrating best practices
State Historic Preservation Offices which help preserve Hawaii’s treasured historic properties. · $29 million for the U.S. Geological
immigrated to our islands to work in Hawaii’s plantation industry, including the O‘ahu Sugar Mill where
weapons, narcotics and other contraband, while also strengthening Hawaii's first line of defense against invasive species
requested by Case, including preserving funding critical to Hawaii’s clean energy transition. The State Energy Program, which
House to congratulate the University of Hawaii’s Rainbow Warriors for winning the National Collegiate Athletic Association … every year because you are truly ‘Our Team, Hawaii’s Team’.” "By bringing home another NCAA Championship
sweeping funding cuts “would weaken programs central to Hawaii’s environmental protection, public safety, civil rights enforcement … ocean plastics from the reef and habitats at Hawaii’s shores. · Marine Mammal Commission, which provide science-based
increase over FY 2025, which funds University of Hawaii’s National Disaster Preparedness Training Center. · $48 million
(Washington, DC) – U.S. Representative Ed Case
Fulbright programs and other exchange programs that benefit Hawaii’s education institutions, a decrease of $20 million from
programs are critical to sustaining and growing Hawaii’s 134,000 small businesses, especially as we foster
also to potential fuel supply interruptions given Hawaii’s extreme reliance on maritime imports and limited shipping options … even more impacted if oil imports to Hawaii are outright unavailable.” In the current 119 th Congress, Case
secures further hundreds of millions in investments in Hawaii’s military facilities which strengthen our state’s number … spoke on the critical need to reinvest in Hawaii’s aging military infrastructure (see here ). He highlighted several
here ). “Travel and tourism is and will remain Hawaii’s primary economic driver,” said Case. “Because … revenue. “International travel remains an important component of Hawaii’s visitor industry. While overall visitor spending has increased
succeeded Representative Hanabusa in 2019 as Representative of Hawaii’s First Congressional District (Honolulu). “Representative Hanabusa achieved
yield four minutes to the gentleman from Hawaii, a member of the Appropriations Committee. Mr. Case.” [The Speaker … gentleman from Hawaii is recognized for four minutes.” [Rep. Case] “Thank you, Madam Speaker. “I rise in support
announced her nomination of 30 students from Hawaii to the U.S. service academies for the Class
million for “Civil-Military Programs,” which will support Hawaii’s Youth Challenge Academy. · $70 million for Impact … programs, which help Hawaii’s public schools by partially reimbursing the cost of educating military children. · Blocked efforts
invaluable work but in what it represents for Hawaii’s central role in the Indo-Pacific … small businesses that form the backbone of Hawaii’s economy,” said Case. The bill provides $1 billion
State Historic Preservation Offices which help preserve Hawaii’s treasured historic properties. · $76 million for State Fire Assistance … USACE programs that aid in the preservation of Hawaii’s coastlines across all seven inhabited islands. Specifically
home school) Shota Eskin Punahou School Vanessa He Hawaii Baptist Academy Lyla Matthews Radford High School Charlotte Nakagawa
Lives, and Everytown for Gun Safety. “The Hawaii Department of Law Enforcement appreciates Representative Tokuda’s commitment