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Report of the <br />COST OF GOVERNMENT COMMISSION <br />COUNTY OF HAWAI'I <br />October 2022 <br />INTRODUCTION <br />The purpose of the Hawai'i County Cost of Government Commission (COGC or <br />"Commission") is to study and investigate the organizations and methods of operations of all <br />departments, commissions, boards, offices, and other instrumentalities of all branches of the <br />county government and determine what changes, if any, may be desirable to accomplish the <br />policy of the County. At the end of eleven months of service, the COGC is to report its findings <br />and recommendations to the Mayor, the Managing Director, and the County Council (Council) <br />as per Hawai'i County Charter, Article V, Chapter 2. <br />The current Hawai'i County COGC was appointed and confirmed at the end of 2021 <br />pursuant to Chapter 2 of the Hawai'i County Charter (2020). The Charter authorizes nine <br />members to represent each of the nine council districts in Hawai'i County. After each of the nine <br />members took their Oath of Office, COGC held its first meeting on January 27, 2022. At that <br />organizational meeting, Michael J. Konowicz, from District 9, and Neal Herbert, from District 1, <br />were elected to lead as Chairperson and Vice Chairperson of the Commission, respectively. <br />In March, the Commissioner from District 3 resigned due to unforeseen personal issues <br />that took up his free time. Soon after that resignation, the Mayor nominated a new Commissioner <br />that the Council subsequently confirmed. On April 22, the new Commissioner took her oath of <br />office and joined the Commission. <br />The Commissioners were supported by resources from the County. Jeannie Miskovich, <br />from the Office of the Mayor, served as Secretary. Malia Kekai was the original attorney <br />assigned to COG from Corporation Counsel; J Yoshimoto, Dakota Frenz, and Keyra Wong also <br />assisted COG throughout the year. Deputy Managing Director Bobby Command attended most <br />meetings and served as a liaison with County departments and leaders. <br />Through the end of September, COGC regularly met at least twice a month, always <br />achieving quorum. <br />Current Members: <br />Name Council District <br />Neal Herbert, Vice -Chairperson 1 <br />Matthias Kusch 2 <br />Chantee Shiroma 3 <br />Madeline (Madie) Greene 4 <br />Shannon Matson 5 <br />Kenneth Obenski 6 <br />Daniel Malakie III 7 <br />Karie Wakat 8 <br />Michael J. Konowicz, Chairperson 9 <br />2022 Cost of Govemment Commission —County of Hawai'i - Final Report <br />
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