Hawaii HB672 provides public assistance to residents during a governor-declared state of emergency.
Hawaii HB672 amends the public assistance program to allow the Department to provide financial aid to residents during a state of emergency declared by the governor. Eligible individuals must be bona fide residents, unable to support themselves, and unable to engage in substantial gainful activity due to the emergency. The allowance for general assistance will not exceed the monthly federal supplemental security income benefit payment. Failure to comply with work requirements can disqualify the entire assistance unit.
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