Hawaii HB353 appropriates funds for grants to low-income residents and condominium associations to fortify homes against hurricanes.
Hawaii HB353 addresses the increasing threat of hurricanes due to climate change by appropriating funds for grants to low-income residents and condominium associations. The grants aim to fortify homes against hurricanes, with amounts ranging from $25,000 to $50,000 for houses and $10,000 for condominiums. The legislation emphasizes the need for such measures as Hawaii's natural defenses against hurricanes have weakened, and the state's infrastructure is aging. The grants are intended to reduce the number of people needing shelter during a hurricane and to prevent homelessness.
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