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A Voice For Puna

A Voice For Puna

“I love Puna for its natural beauty, and a home for many wonderful people. As long as we keep working together, we can make Puna its best.” – Rep. Greggor Ilagan

Office of Representative Greggor Ilagan

Civic Engagement

Learn about the importance of civic engagement with the Hawai’i State Legislature and tips on how to create testimony with Rep. Greggor Ilagan.

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Pāhoa Post Office

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I am aware of the long wait times at the Pāhoa Post Office. Despite the Post Office being a federal agency, my office is actively communicating with the State Manager of Post Office Operations to explore solutions. We are committed to fostering collaboration between State and Federal agencies to address this issue. Thank you for your patience as we work diligently to resolve this concern.

Puna Makai Alternate Route

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Recognizing the rapid population growth in Puna and the subsequent increase in vehicular traffic, I have successfully advocated for a $1,500,000 Capital Improvement Project to identify the most suitable location for an alternate route below Highway 130. This route will not only alleviate traffic congestion but also provide multiple exit and entry points in times of emergencies or natural disasters.

Abandoned Vehicles

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After the 2021 Legislative Session, Representative Greggor Ilagan returned to Puna and considered the challenges they faced as Puna residents. The problem of abandoned vehicles was among the most pressing issues afflicting the Puna community, as evidenced by how many vehicles Rep. Ilagan saw cluttered on the roadways of his neighborhoods.

Homeowners Association Oversight

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As many of you may know, there has been much discussion about how your Homeowners Association is overseen, how its leadership is fairly elected, and how accessible is the association's financial statements. While we fully acknowledge the need for transparency and proper management of the association, we should make it known that finding resolutions within the legislative framework is proving to be more difficult than anticipated.

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