Office of Hawaiian Affairs Investment & Land Management Committee (Office of Hawaiian Affairs)
OHA Investments and Land Management Committee
Fakanounou naʻe Ngaohi ʻe he AI
Fakamatala fakalea-faingofua — fakapapauʻi maʻu pē mo e ngaahi tohi ʻōfisi
What's Being Discussed
- Native Hawaiian Cultural Center at Kakaʻako Makai: OHA's Land Division and outside consultants will present findings from a feasibility study exploring whether a cultural center could be built at this Honolulu waterfront site. The committee will also hear about an upcoming public workshop on the area's future, scheduled for September 19, 2026.
- Investment portfolio review: OHA staff will report on the performance of the Native Hawaiian Trust Fund for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026.
- OHA subsidiary agreements: The committee will receive a briefing on the operating agreements for two OHA-affiliated organizations, Hiʻilei Aloha LLC and Hiʻipaka LLC, and whether changes should be made to clarify the Board of Trustees' authority over them.
- Possible TV station acquisition: The committee will discuss and vote on spending $127,500 to conduct a deeper financial and operational review of KITV and KIKU, two Hawaii television stations currently owned by the Allen Media Group, as OHA explores potentially purchasing them.
- Kāneiʻolouma Heiau Complex on Kauaʻi: The committee will discuss a possible transfer of this culturally significant heiau site in Kōloa from the County of Kauaʻi to OHA.
Decisions Expected
- Approve $127,500 for Phase II due diligence on the potential KITV/KIKU acquisition.
- Approve up to $50,000 for continued due diligence on the proposed transfer of Kāneiʻolouma Heiau Complex to OHA.
- Approve meeting minutes from August 26, 2026.
Who Should Pay Attention
- Native Hawaiians and community members interested in cultural preservation and land stewardship
- Residents who live or work near Kakaʻako Makai
- Anyone interested in OHA's finances and investments
- Kauaʻi community members with ties to Kāneiʻolouma Heiau in Kōloa
Founga ke Kau Ai
Ko ha fakataha kakai eni — ʻoku talitali lelei ʻa e tokotaha kotoa ʻi he komiunitī ke kau mo foaki ha fakamoʻoni. ʻOku angamaheni ke fai e ngaahi fakataha fakataautaha pea ʻe ala maʻu foki ʻi he ʻinitaneti.