County of Maui Prosecuting Attorney Andrew Martin presents on ways to guard against fraud in the rebuilding process: recognizing red flags, ways to protect yourself and how to report cases of fraud. Presentation given at the June 4, 2025, Lahaina Community Meeting held at Lahaina Intermediate School cafeteria.
The Hawaiʻi Community Foundation will be supporting local nonprofits responding to the March 2026 Kona storm. Additional details will be shared as they become available.
Maui United Way’s 211 helpline can help connect individuals and families with:
Call: 211 or 808-275-2000 or toll-free: 1-877-275-6569
If you are looking to donate or learn more about the Maui Nui Resilience & Emergency Response Fund learn more here.
This online tool helps you find available resources in your area, including:
Reach out to your insurance company as soon as possible to begin the claims process. For additional support on filing your claim, go to the United Policyholders' website below.
Was your property damaged by the 2026 Kona Low storms?
When real property is damaged or destroyed by a disaster, as defined in section 127A-2 Hawaiʻi Revised Statutes, or because of floodwaters overflowing the banks or walls of a river or stream, the property may
qualify for real property tax relief per MCC 3.48.230.
To qualify for tax relief for this tax year, the deadline to apply is June 20, 2026. Apply here or learn more.
Residents and businesses, including commercial properties, affected by the Kona Storms are asked to report damages as soon as possible. Submitting a report helps the County and State understand the full extent of impacts and may support requests for federal assistance.
Call 855-304-8181 to report power outages, downed lines, or electrical hazards.
If you lost food due to power outages or flooding, you may qualify for replacement SNAP benefits. Families may request replacement in person at their local SNAP office, via phone: 1-855-643-1643 or by email with this form: https://bit.ly/FormForSNAP. For assistance, contact your local SNAP office or call 211.
Provides community food support through distribution sites across Maui County.
Hawai‘i agricultural producers affected by the March 10–24, 2026 Kona Low storms are urged to contact their local U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency (FSA) office and apply for the Emergency Conservation Program (ECP) by Friday, July 31, 2026. ECP provides financial cost-share and technical assistance to eligible agricultural producers to repair and restore farmland and irrigation equipment damaged by qualifying natural disasters. Assistance may be available for approved conservation practices such as debris removal, land grading or shaping, restoration of permanent fencing, restoration of conservation structures and emergency water-conservation measures during severe drought.
The Hawai‘i Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity is announcing the establishment of the Emergency Farmer Relief Program. Farmers and ranchers impacted by the recent storm systems may apply for a one-time grant of $1,500 to address immediate needs resulting from the storms.
Applications for the Emergency Farmer Relief Program will open on Tuesday, March 24, 2026. Applicants who complete and submit applications by Friday, March 27, 2026 will be prioritized for funding.
The Hawaii Agriculture Disaster Response–Statewide Rapid Assessment Tool. Report agricultural damage and access recovery programs.
Maui Recovers is the official County of Maui website providing residents, businesses, and the community with updated disaster recovery information and support resources.
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