On the path to a “new normal”
COUNCIL’S 3 MINUTES By: Alice L. Lee Published in the Maui News May 9, 2020 The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way the world operates. The disruption in our social,[…]
Council Chair Lee announces reduced hours for County Clerk’s Office
WAILUKU, Hawaii – Council Chair Alice L. Lee announced reduced hours for public services provided by the County Clerk’s Office as a precautionary measure to fight the spread of COVID-19.[…]
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Councilmembers assure public that safety and health will be protected as legislative work continues
WAILUKU, Hawaii—Chair Alice L. Lee said today she and her Maui County Council colleagues are focused on maintaining the safety and health of the general public and county employees while[…]
Council Chair Lee encourages the public to maintain civic engagement for council and committee meetings online
WAILUKU, Hawaii—In light of Coronavirus (COVID-19), Council Chair Alice L. Lee said today she encourages the public to provide testimony and view meetings of the council and the council’s committees[…]
Council Chair Lee announces her recommendations to serve as new leadership at County Clerk’s office
wailuku, Hawaii – Council Chair Alice L. Lee announced today her recommendations to be the new clerk and deputy county clerk for Maui County. Lee said Kathy Kaohu, who is[…]
Community · Council's 3 Minutes
Upcountry-South Maui road critical to island connectivity
COUNCIL’S 3 MINUTES By: Alice Lee Published in the Maui News August 10, 2019 In recent weeks, over 14,000 acres of valuable agricultural land have been scorched by wild fires[…]
Community · Council's 3 Minutes
Council committee considers Upcountry, Central Maui water issues
COUNCIL’S 3 MINUTES By: Alice L. Lee Published in the Maui News April 28, 2019 The Maui County Council’s Water and Infrastructure Committee must consider opportunities to provide water and[…]
