Another project is the Upcountry Maui Watershed Project, providing water to 170 farmers and ranchers on Maui, and also the Wailuku-Alenaoi Watershed and Lahaina Watershed Projects that prevent flooding on Hawaii and Maui. These long-term projects help to build our local economies and create jobs, and stopping these projects in midstream is irresponsible, unsafe, and makes no economic sense at all. Most of these projects are well under way. We need to continue funding these programs to support our communities and support jobs. This program has long had bipartisan support. In fact, last year, I signed a joint letter, led by Agriculture Committee Chairman Lucas, urging funding for this program.
Mazie Hirono: “Another project is the Upcountry Maui Watershed Project, providing water to 170 farmers and ranchers on Maui, and also…”
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