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@Grassroothawaii

The Grassroot Institute of Hawaii provides credible policy research to promote individual liberty, economic freedom, and accountable government.

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Grassroot Institute of Hawaii
grassrootinstitute.org > 2026 > 09 > how-to-file-for-hawaii-property-tax-relief-in-2026

How to file for Hawaii property tax relief in 2026

2+ day, 20+ hour ago   (692+ words) Hawaii’s four counties offer property tax relief programs for residents who live in the home they own. But many homeowners do not know these programs exist or forget to file for them. Each county provides its application forms online. The…...

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grassrootinstitute.org > 2026 > 08 > grassroot-at-25-celebrating-our-past-shaping-our-future

Grassroot at 25: Celebrating our past, shaping our future

3+ day, 20+ hour ago   (463+ words) My late friend and mentor Dick Rowland saw that Hawaii needed a champion for the free market and individual rights. That, in itself, is not remarkable. I know plenty of Hawaii residents who notice the state’s high taxes, poor business…...

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grassrootinstitute.org > 2026 > 08 > new-federal-road-to-housing-act-could-benefit-hawaii

New federal ROAD to Housing Act could benefit Hawaii

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (404+ words) A federal law passed in July could nudge Hawaii’s state and local governments to make it easier to build new housing by reforming their zoning codes and adopting preapproved building plans. All four members of Hawaii’s congressional delegation voted for…...