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Request the Records

Some of the most important contracts — sole-source awards made without competition — aren’t posted anywhere public. Hawai’i’s open-records law (UIPA, HRS 92F) gives any person the right to ask for them. When more of us ask, the record simply gets easier to see — for everyone.

Why this matters. A Maui Environmental Management director was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for steering $19M+ in sole-source contracts (U.S. DOJ). That award log was never posted publicly. A simple records request brings that kind of log into the open — lawfully, for anyone to read. See the record →

1. Copy the request

Open the County records portal ↗ Email the Council records office

Executive-branch contracts (where the Stant awards were) go through the County portal. The email button reaches the Council’s records office (ocs.request@mauicounty.us). Paste the copied text, add your name, and send.

1b. Request the wildfire-recovery records

After the 2023 fires, $22.6M+ in Lahaina / disaster-recovery contracts went to a handful of firms (see the breakdown →). The records that show whether those awards were competitive — and who actually did the work (the subcontractors) — aren’t posted anywhere. This request asks for them, lawfully. (see the breakdown →)

County records portal ↗ Email the records office

Same open-records law (HRS 92F). Paste, add your name, send. When the records come back, they can be set beside the campaign-money and lobbying record — that is where any connection shows from documents.

2. Add your name

Get notified when the records come back, and show how many people care about seeing them.

Your info goes only to the campaign organizer to send you updates. It is not shared or sold.

Integrity: UIPA requests seek public records — facts. Asking for a contract log is not an accusation against any person; it is how the public verifies for itself.