The disasters have caused significant damage to homes, infrastructure, and public services across Hawaiʻi, affecting thousands of residents. The state has identified critical needs, including $463.6 million for the Kona Low storms, $108 million for Hurricane Lala, $112.4 million for Hurricane Lowell, and $1.5 million for the Hawaiʻi Island earthquake. The events have highlighted the vulnerability of Hawaiʻi's infrastructure and the urgent need for resilience measures. Without adequate funding and preparation, the state risks further damage and disruption from future natural disasters.