State audit flags $13.7 million in Kauhale payments
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A state audit found that the Hawaii Office on Homelessness and Housing Solutions lacked necessary oversight for its Kauhale Initiative, identifying over $13.7 million in unauthorized or questionable payments to nonprofit partner HomeAid Hawaii.
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More than $13.7 million in state payments for Gov. Josh Green’s signature kauhale homeless initiative were “unauthorized, unsupported or questionable,” according to a just-released, highly critical, long-awaited state audit of Hawaii’s oversight of kauhale construction.
A state audit found that the Hawaii Office on Homelessness and Housing Solutions lacked necessary oversight for its Kauhale Initiative, identifying over $13.7 million in unauthorized or questionable payments to nonprofit partner HomeAid Hawaii.
More than $13.7 million in state payments for Gov. Josh Green’s signature kauhale homeless initiative were “unauthorized, unsupported or questionable,” according to the highly critical, long-awaited state audit of Hawaii’s oversight of kauhale construction.
More than $13.7 million in state payments for Gov. Josh Green’s signature kauhale homeless initiative were “unauthorized, unsupported or questionable,” according to the highly critical, long-awaited state audit of Hawaii’s oversight of kauhale construction.
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