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What's Next For Hawaiian Homelands? New DHHL Chief Shakes Up Strategy

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June 18, 2024

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Department of Hawaiian Home Lands Director Kali Watson is looking to secure at least another $600 million as he looks to carry out an ambitious new strategy to expand home and rental offerings.

This comes after the department received $600 million from the Legislature in 2022 through Act 279, known as the Waitlist Reduction Act. DHHL planned to use that money to develop some 3,100 lots.

So what's next? Reporter Blaze Lovell explains what officials hope to accomplish.

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