Enhances security at the Hawaii State Capitol by implementing barriers, controlled access points, and private personnel to screen for weapons and.
The bill aims to improve security at the Hawaii State Capitol by implementing several measures. These include fencing or barriers to prevent unauthorized vehicles and access to the capitol rotunda, employing private personnel to staff controlled access points, and screening for weapons and contraband. The bill also mandates the removal of parking meters from the state capitol parking facility and reallocates affected parking stalls to specific state officials and employees.
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