SHAPING LAHAINA'S FUTURE

Explore Ola Lahaina, the central hub for online engagement in Lahaina's wildfire recovery efforts, provided by the County of Maui Office of Recovery.

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Lahaina Long-Term Recovery Plan

The LTRP provides a roadmap that focuses on long-term priority projects identified by County, State and federal partners with input from community members and the general public. The following projects represent a snapshot in time of recovery needs and priorities; no priority was given to the order in which projects are listed. While each project is listed under an estimated project completion date, many have activities or efforts that will be ongoing for many years to come. It may take years for certain project efforts to fully be visualized and come to fruition.

(*It is important to note that the Long-Term Recovery Plan is a living document and will be open to amendments over time as needed.)

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Ola Lahaina: the central hub for online engagement

Explore Ola Lahaina, the central hub for online engagement in Lahaina's wildfire recovery efforts, provided by the County of Maui Office of Recovery. In Hawaiian, “ola” represents life, health and well-being, embodying our commitment to community resilience. Stay informed about in-person and online events, access feedback from fellow community members, and contribute to drafting Lahaina's long-term recovery plan. Join us as we come together to navigate challenges and foster growth, ensuring the vitality and well-being of Lahaina's residents.

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Lahaina Community Engagement Summary Report 2024

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Lahaina Long-Term Planning Survey: Executive Summary

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Lahaina Long-Term Planning

Survey Verbatims

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Lahaina Long-Term Planning

Open Link Survey

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Scientific Survey

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Feedback Data

Neighborhood Workshop

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SWO Before & After

Community Input

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Public Testimony

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Long-Term Recovery Plan

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Past Activities


Past Events

April-June, 2024

Neighborhood Planning Workshops

Between April and June, a series of in-person workshops were held at the Lahainaluna High School cafeteria to gather input from residents on topics specific to the areas of Kelawea Mauka, Wahikuli, Lahaina Town North and South, and the Historic and Business Districts. Residents had the opportunity to speak with recovery support teams and collaborate with their fellow community members on their vision for recovery.

WED, April 10, 2024

Disaster Recovery Community Update Meeting

At the County of Maui's weekly update meeting for Lahaina residents impacted by the 2023 August wildfires, the Community Planning team gave a presentation on the recovery planning process, and shared what we've heard from the community so far. Information boards were also on display for the public to learn about the various Recovery Support Function (RSF) teams.

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Hundreds of houses, sites, jobs, monuments, and people were torn/broken from the Lahaina fires last August.

I feel that creating the exact building structures will not create the same feelings that the Old Lahaina town did for everyone, especially for people who lived there. However, I am hoping that replicating the previous monuments, stores, and scenaries will attract visitors from around the world once again as it shows what the Old Lahaina town used to look like. Feelings of distress may arise if locals realize that historic areas of Lahaina were not even attempted to be rebuilt as well.

Anonymous
Elizabeth T.
Mar 27

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