Rental assistance is available for businesses affected by the S. Kihei Road sinkhole closure

If your business relies on in-person customers and has been impacted by the road closure between Kamaole II Park and Alanui Ke Aliʻi Street, you may qualify for partial rent reimbursement for every month the closure continues.

ASSISTANCE TIERS — BASED ON DISTANCE FROM THE CLOSURE

50% — Within 300 ft Sole arterial access directly blocked

25% — Between 301–700 ft Significant detours deter customers

10% — Between 701–1,200 ft Reduced corridor traffic measurably hurts volume

*Tier percentage applied to your monthly rent (base + CAM + taxes), prorated for the days impacted each month.

DO YOU QUALIFY? YOU NEED ALL THREE OF THESE

✓ Your business requires in-person customers (retail, restaurant, bar, personal services, entertainment, etc.)

✓ Your primary entrance is within 1,200 feet of the road closure boundary

✓ You have a signed lease showing your monthly rent (base + CAM + taxes)

How your payment is calculated:

(Days impacted ÷ Days in month) × (Monthly rent × Tier %) = Monthly assistanceExample: $3,000/mo rent, Tier 1, → $1,500

What Happens Next?

  1. Look for a Program Guidelines Letter from the Office of Recovery: OOR contacts all businesses in the corridor — reach out directly if you haven't received one.
  2. Provide a copy of your current signed lease to your property manager or OOR: Used to confirm eligibility and calculate your assistance amount.
  3. Sign the Business Interruption Agreement: A brief addendum to your existing lease, covering the duration of the closure while funds remain available.
  4. Receive monthly payments — automatically, every month the closure continues: Issued to your landlord on your behalf. No action needed from you after enrollment.

Have Questions? Contact us

  • Program Contact - Office of Recovery
    Tyler Dahlgren Tyler.A.Dahlgren@co.maui.hi.us
  • Public Works - Construction
    Kyle Ginoza Kyle.K.Ginoza@co.maui.hi.us
  • County of Maui — Office of Recovery
    200 South High Street, Wailuku, HI 96793
    Program effective June 1, 2026
  • SBA Economic Injury Loans (storm — deadline Jan 7, 2027)
    sba.gov/disaster
    1-800-659-2955

Storm Recovery Resources

mauirecovers.org/konastorm

Assistance is funded and limited — eligible businesses are confirmed in order of enrollment while funds remain available. Payment goes to your landlord/property manager, credited to your account.

Rental assistance is available for businesses affected by the S. Kihei Road sinkhole closure

If your business relies on in-person customers and has been impacted by the road closure between Kamaole Il Park and Alanui Ke Alii Street, you may qualify for partial rent reimbursement for every month the closure continues.

In March 2026, two Kona storms brought heavy rains and flooding that impacted communities across the State of Hawai‘i. The County of Maui is continuing to work alongside partner agencies and organizations to support response and recovery efforts. The information below is intended to help residents and businesses access available resources and report storm-related impacts.

Contact us

The County of Maui welcomes your questions and feedback to help guide our efforts in serving the community.

For Maui Recovery related questions: support@mauirecovers.org or fill out form

For Media inquiries: communications@mauicounty.gov

Questions for Mayor Richard Bissen on the Maui Wildfire Disaster or Kona Low Storms: mayors.office@mauicounty.gov

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