Hawaii SB699 appropriates funds for grants to low-income residents and condominium associations to fortify homes against hurricanes.
Hawaii SB699 addresses the growing threat of hurricanes due to climate change by appropriating funds for grants to low-income residents and condominium associations to strengthen homes against hurricanes. The bill allocates money for low-income residents to fortify their homes and for condominium associations to cover the costs of hurricane-resistant windows and doors. The grants aim to protect vulnerable populations and reduce the number of people needing shelter during hurricanes.
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