Prohibits encampments within 100 feet of K-12 schools in Hawaii to protect students and communities.
This bill establishes a buffer zone of 100 feet around K-12 public and private schools in Hawaii, prohibiting the erection, placement, construction, or maintenance of encampments within this area. Encampments include tents, makeshift shelters, or any other temporary structures used for habitation. Violators face immediate removal and potential trespassing charges. The Department of Education, charter schools, and private schools can collaborate with law enforcement to identify and remove encampments within the buffer zone.
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