Federal Disaster Aid Deployed for Storm Recovery in Hawaii
Federal Disaster Aid Deployed for Storm Recovery in Hawaii
US · Published Apr 17, 2026
Federal disaster aid has been deployed to Hawaii to help recover from severe storm damage caused by Kona lows.
Affected residents and businesses can apply for a three-month extension on federal income tax filings.
Governor Green has authorized $175 million in state funds, including $2.5 million for agricultural recovery and business grants.
Hawaii to receive federal disaster recovery aid
Following severe storm damage caused by two Kona lows, Hawaii is set to receive federal disaster aid to bolster recovery efforts. These storms have inflicted over a billion dollars in losses, prompting swift action from both state and federal authorities. Governor Josh Green has committed $175 million in state funds to expedite recovery, while a federal disaster declaration will unlock up to 75% reimbursement for public and individual assistance, providing vital financial support to affected communities.
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