Oha in a sentence

OHA grants are funded by income and proceeds that OHA receives from the Public Land Trust.

OHA’s existing quasi-independence from many state policies governing state agencies was a gift of the 1978 constitutional convention that created OHA.

The report ultimately identified about $7.8 million in spending that’s potentially fraudulent, according to an analysis of the CLA report by OHA Trustee Keli’i Akina, a longtime critic of OHA’s spending.

Meanwhile, intake forms for lava relief assistance are currently available at and may be submitted to OHA starting on June 12 at OHA’s Hilo office located at Wailoa Plaza, Suite 20-CDE, 399 Hualani Street.

In a prepared statement, OHA Chair Carmen Hulu Lindsey said the board was not asking for special treatment beyond what was accorded private developers building high-rise residential towers mauka of Ala Moana Boulevard.

The bill’s demise led to a meeting between Saiki (D, Ala Moana-Kakaako- Downtown) and OHA representatives March 31, and Saiki sent the agency a written proposal Monday.

The loss of the only Native Hawaiians can vote provision created a much steeper climb for OHA to clear a path leading to self-determination, requiring a higher level of planning, commitment of resources, and extraordinary leadership.

W need to shut down OHA.

As interim ethics director, Harrison files with OHA after the ethics office investigates and finds sufficient evidence or probable cause to file an ethics complaint.

But Associate Justices Sabrina McKenna and Vlad Devens seemed open to the contention that OHA is a unique agency, given its trust obligations, and so has some degree of independence from the state.

Chang said the hiring process used to fill the curator position was the same as the process used to fill the position in the past, and that when OHA and the Royal Benevolent Societies had reached out to her, the hiring process already was underway.

Emails from the chief of police and the lieutenant responsible for overseeing the Livability Team show both contacted OHA in attempts to intervene in the funding process.

Filling key employee vacancies has been a priority set by OHA Ka Pouhana/CEO Stacy Kealohalani Ferreira.

He was endorsed by OHA Trustee Mililani Trask, who urged voters to support him.

If the OHA does investigate, they will be looking to see whether Asante’s systems and processes meet the minimum requirements in federal and state law to protect patient health and safety.

OHA can also assist in the many rehabilitation programs statewide in funding and supporting inmates to be relocated in structured clean and sober transitional homes prior to returning to their families.

OHA can financially help each inmate upon release.

OHA isn’t one of them.

She will also manage OHA’s grants program, which supports Hawaiʻi based nonprofit organizations that have projects, programs, and initiatives that serve the lāhui in alignment with the agency’s Mana i Mauli Ola strategic plan.

There are also two seats open for resident trustees on neighbor islands, but all voters statewide can vote on those OHA races no matter where they live.