Lahaina Fires: HHFDC Pretends Insurance does Not Exist--Wants you to believe Act of Congress needed to replace Low-Income Housing
People on Maui are very scared and distressed as it is, and suggesting they may lose what little help they are getting if the federal government is shut down is just stressing them even more
SA: … A state agency is exploring ways to expedite replacement of Maui low-income rental housing to offset losses from the deadly Aug. 8 Lahaina wildfire.
(TRANSLATION: It’ll be 30 years.)
About 550 homes serving predominantly
low-income households were destroyed or rendered uninhabitable by the
fire, representing 16% of the estimated 3,500 homes lost or damaged in
Lahaina, according to the Hawaii Housing Finance and Development Corp. ---More...