Council revisits funding allocation for Malama Kakanilua to clarify name change

April 25, 2025 | Maui County, Hawaii

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Maui County's Budget, Finance, and Economic Development Committee made significant strides during their recent meeting on April 25, 2025, focusing on the allocation of funds to support local initiatives. A key decision was made to adjust a funding proposal, reducing it from $400,000 to $200,000. This change allows for the distribution of $250,000 to various entities, ensuring broader access to financial resources within the community.

The committee also revisited the naming of a fund previously associated with Malama Kakanilua, aiming to restore the original designation to ensure that the correct organization receives the allocated funds. This clarification is crucial for maintaining transparency and accountability in the distribution process.
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The meeting concluded with a motion to approve these adjustments, reflecting the committee's commitment to supporting local organizations and enhancing community development. As these funds are set to be allocated, stakeholders can anticipate positive impacts on local programs and initiatives in the coming months.

Converted from Maui County - Budget, Finance, and Economic Development Committee (2025-2027) on 2025-04-25 9:00 AM - Apr 25, 2025 meeting on April 25, 2025
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