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Maluhai beneficiary asks DHHL to review $60,000 VOCA allocation in statewide projects budget

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Summary

A Maluhai beneficiary questioned a $60,000 VOCA line in the statewide projects budget and asked DHHL staff to confirm whether the funds cover assessments for a specific project (Kaopea) or should be refunded once units are built.

Homilani Shadel, a beneficiary from Maluhai, asked commissioners and DHHL staff to review a $60,000 Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) payment shown in the statewide projects budget line and to confirm how the funds relate to earlier prepayments associated with the Kaopea project.

“I just wanna ensure that if this $60,000 includes, for some reason, any any assessments for Kaopea, then I’d like for someone to look into it,” Homilani Shadel said, adding that when Kaopea entered development previously, an advance payment covered the difference in units and that, after construction, VOCA should refund any monies that were advanced in error.

Chair and staff directed the question to DHHL staff (Katie Lambert was suggested as a contact) for follow‑up; Homilani said she would provide additional comments at the next meeting if needed.

Ending: DHHL staff did not provide a budget breakdown during testimony; the beneficiary asked staff to investigate and report back.