More federal help coming to Hawaii communities hit by Hurricanes Lala and Lowell
Hawaii communities damaged by Hurricanes Lala and Lowell are getting federal disaster money, which is good news for residents and local governments facing big cleanup bills.
- Trump approved major disaster declarations for the state after the two hurricanes.
- The federal government will cover about 75% of the damage costs, according to Governor Green.
- The money goes toward recovery work like clearing debris.
- Local budgets get relief, since the state and counties would otherwise carry the full bill.
Outlook: Cleanup and rebuilding should speed up as the federal funds reach affected areas.