South Maui community townhall on flood mitigation to be held Wednesday night

For Immediate Release:

Press release by:
Thomas Cook, Councilmember
Maui County Council
media@mauicounty.us

South Maui community townhall on flood mitigation to be held Wednesday night

KĪHEI, Hawaiʻi (Feb. 10, 2025)—Councilmember Thomas Cook announced today he will host a South Maui community townhall on flood mitigation Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Malcolm Center.

Cook will be providing updates on the ongoing work being done to address the impacts in South Maui caused by recent inclement weather. The community gathering will offer residents a chance to voice their concerns and gain information on the progress of flood-prevention measures in the area, he said.

“I’m committed to keeping the community informed and engaged as we work together to address the flood risks in South Maui,” said Cook, who holds the South Maui residency seat. “This townhall is an opportunity for residents to learn about the ongoing efforts by his Office and community members and to share their concerns and offer input on how we can create long-term solutions to protect our homes and infrastructure from future flooding.”

Cook said residents are also encouraged to email his Office at Thomas.Cook@mauicounty.us to assist with the headcount for the event.

The Malcolm Center is located at 1305 N. Holopono St., Ste. 5. in Kīhei.

Those seeking more information or to share input, may contact Cook’s office at 808-270-7108, by email at Thomas.Cook@mauicounty.us or on social media at https://linktr.ee/tomcook.

Flyer provided by Office of Councilmember Thomas Cook; Photo Credit: County of Maui / Mia A’i Photo.

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