SB2151 amends Hawaii emergency management laws to clarify authority and powers during emergencies.
SB2151 amends Hawaii emergency management laws to clarify and expand the authority of the governor and county mayors during emergencies. The bill specifies additional powers for the governor and mayors, including the ability to suspend certain laws, manage resources, and direct evacuations. It also defines "severe weather warning" and mandates the termination of emergency declarations within 60 days unless extended by the governor or mayor. The bill aims to ensure effective emergency management and adaptability in response to various emergencies.
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