Hawaii Hurricane Relief Fund-Board of Directors (Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs)

Hawaii Hurricane Relief Fund - Board of Directors Meeting

Aso ma le Taimi Tuesday, October 13, 2026 10:30 AM
Nofoaga King Kalakaua Building King Kalakaua Conference Room, First Floor 335 Merchant St, Honolulu
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What's Being Discussed

  • Meeting minutes: The Board will review and approve minutes from the September 18, 2026 meeting.
  • Investment policy: Bank of Hawaii will present proposed changes to how the Fund manages its investments.
  • Legislative outreach: The Board will discuss two requests from state senators — one inviting the Fund to participate in a community forum about stabilizing Hawaii's hurricane and condominium insurance markets, and another asking for data on how many homeowners across Oahu, Maui, and statewide are enrolled in the Fund's programs.
  • Operations update: Marsh USA, the Fund's administrator, will report on program enrollment numbers, an ongoing fiscal year audit, records management, and vendor contracts.
  • Insurance product updates: The Board will receive updates on refreshing the hurricane insurance product for condominium associations (AOAOs) and on the residential hurricane insurance product.
  • Upcoming meeting dates: The Board will confirm meeting dates through March 2027.

Note: Several items may move into a closed executive session so the Board can consult privately with its attorney on legal matters.

Decisions Expected

  • Approval of the September 18, 2026 meeting minutes.
  • Possible action on proposed changes to the investment policy.
  • Confirmation of future meeting dates.

Who Should Pay Attention

  • Hawaii homeowners and condo owners who have or are considering hurricane insurance coverage.
  • Condominium associations (AOAOs) interested in updates to commercial hurricane insurance products.
  • Insurance industry professionals operating in Hawaii's property and casualty market.
  • Residents of Oahu and Maui, given the senators' specific focus on participation rates in those areas.

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