AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoREAL ID Fix in Motion: Hawaii officials say they don’t yet know when a solution will be announced, but TSA testing of the redesigned REAL ID driver’s licenses and state IDs is expected this week in Virginia after Honolulu airport tests found some credentials couldn’t be properly read. Local Data Privacy: Honolulu Police Chief David Lazar ended an IRS data-sharing agreement, but about 2,036 license-plate camera files from May–September are still in the IRS’s hands. Energy Resilience: HDOT, Sustainability Partners and Hensel Phelps broke ground on Oʻahu and Kauaʻi microgrids with solar PV canopies, battery storage and EV charging to help keep critical facilities running during outages. Health Research: UH Mānoa is launching a five-year study tracking 300 local families to see how PFAS (“forever chemicals”) and microplastics may affect early brain development. Invasive Species: Oʻahu’s Coqui Frog Task Force says volunteers have hand-captured nearly 4,000 invasive coqui frogs and is recruiting more help. Digital Government Win: Hawaii earned its first-ever “A” in the Center for Digital Government’s 2026 Digital States Survey.
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