Hawaii HB199 aims to close certain areas under the Hawaii Public Housing Authority to the public to prevent vandalism and property damage.

Hawaii HB199 seeks to address issues of vandalism, property damage, litter, and noise in parking areas and vacant land parcels managed by the Hawaii Public Housing Authority. The bill proposes closing these areas to the public by posting signs that read "Closed to the Public No Trespassing" with specified letter size and placement. It also allows for the closure of authority offices and facilities during non-business hours. Trespassing violations may be prosecuted as criminal trespass in the second degree.

Hawaii HB199 aims to close certain areas under the Hawaii Public Housing Authority to the public to prevent vandalism and property damage.

Hawaii HB199 seeks to address issues of vandalism, property damage, litter, and noise in parking areas and vacant land parcels managed by the Hawaii Public Housing Authority. The bill proposes closing these areas to the public by posting signs that read "Closed to the Public No Trespassing" with specified letter size and placement. It also allows for the closure of authority offices and facilities during non-business hours. Trespassing violations may be prosecuted as criminal trespass in the second degree.