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Hawai`i County Charter Commission -3 September 14, 2018 <br />aid participation programs which affect the County. We all know there are still <br />grant-in-aid programs at the state level, but those are, I don't believe the County is <br />eligible for those. Those are for non-profit organizations for the most part and <br />again, in terms of informational and regulatory knowledge, the way we interpret <br />that and the best we could glean from the record, is the intent was to be informed <br />and very knowledgeable about the federal funding sources that are available to <br />local jurisdictions and then help agencies who are eligible for some of those funds <br />make best use of them. Bring as many to those federal dollars down to the local <br />level and make informed strategic use of those dollars. <br />MS. RICE: So you don't do that anymore or you never did it? <br />MR. WHITMORE: Ah, we, the department in the past has had, has played a role <br />in helping, we'll share information about funding sources and we still do. We <br />wrap that now into kind of our information and research role, but the way to <br />access information about grants and funding resources has evolved significantly <br />to the point where there is such a diversity of funding sources and those of us with <br />experience trying to capture dollars through grants or other means know that itis <br />often a very project specific endeavor to identify the best funding sources and <br />secure them. So really the best way to go about that today is using online search <br />tools and so the best way at the federal level is grants.gov and it's become quite <br />user friendly even incorporating now a grants management component and on the <br />private side, we have and continue to provide free access to local non -profits to <br />foundation grant search. programs. And so, that's the way we currently interpret <br />our role in helping not just the government agencies but local non -profits identify <br />the best funding sources for the initiatives they'd like to lead on locally. <br />MS. RICE: Are you suggesting that we delete that or that we modify it based on <br />the way that you assist for funding in today's world? <br />MR. WHITMORE: I guess we didn't come with a specific proposal per say. I <br />guess our understanding was that the purpose of these initial meetings was to raise <br />areas that the Commission might want to take a look at. So I guess we share this <br />in that spirit. Is that it might merit a closer look and consider whether it's <br />something that you might remove or maybe it's adapted for more modern times. <br />We kind of wanted to leave that to your discretion. <br />MS. RICE: Thanks. <br />MS. TODD: Mr. Chair <br />CHR. ADAMS: Commissioner Todd <br />MS. TODD: Just for historic references, the Counties used to get a percentage of <br />• GET (General Excise Tax) once upon a time. Then the State changed it to a <br />Page 8 <br />
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