Hawaii HB29 authorizes counties to enforce public nuisance laws through foreclosure and other means to address severe public nuisances.

Hawaii HB29 grants counties the authority to enforce public nuisance laws through foreclosure and other appropriate means as a last resort to address severe public nuisances that remain unmitigated despite existing remedies. The bill allows counties to impose civil fines, liens, and other enforcement actions against property owners who fail to address public nuisances. The proceeds from the sale of properties subject to foreclosure will be used for public purposes.

Hawaii HB29 authorizes counties to enforce public nuisance laws through foreclosure and other means to address severe public nuisances.

Hawaii HB29 grants counties the authority to enforce public nuisance laws through foreclosure and other appropriate means as a last resort to address severe public nuisances that remain unmitigated despite existing remedies. The bill allows counties to impose civil fines, liens, and other enforcement actions against property owners who fail to address public nuisances. The proceeds from the sale of properties subject to foreclosure will be used for public purposes.