Hawaii HB1094 regulates the disposal of abandoned or seized property by the Hawaii Public Housing Authority.

Hawaii HB1094 outlines the process for the Hawaii Public Housing Authority to dispose of abandoned or seized property. Property valued at $500 or more must be sold through public auction, while lower-value items can be disposed of at the authority's discretion. Owners can reclaim their property by paying all owed debts and fees. The authority must notify owners by certified mail and, if possible, post notices on the property. Proceeds from sales offset debts owed to the authority and the state, with any remaining funds held for the owner for 30 days before being deposited into a special fund.

Hawaii HB1094 regulates the disposal of abandoned or seized property by the Hawaii Public Housing Authority.

Hawaii HB1094 outlines the process for the Hawaii Public Housing Authority to dispose of abandoned or seized property. Property valued at $500 or more must be sold through public auction, while lower-value items can be disposed of at the authority's discretion. Owners can reclaim their property by paying all owed debts and fees. The authority must notify owners by certified mail and, if possible, post notices on the property. Proceeds from sales offset debts owed to the authority and the state, with any remaining funds held for the owner for 30 days before being deposited into a special fund.