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Public testifier Jesse Law tells committee some residents lack equal access, urges attention to public concerns

September 01, 2026 | Maui County, Hawaii


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Public testifier Jesse Law tells committee some residents lack equal access, urges attention to public concerns
Caller Jesse Law testified during the Government Relations, Ethics and Transparency Committee meeting on Sept. 1, 2026, raising concerns about public access to meetings and alleging some residents do not have the same ability to observe or participate. Law said he did not receive notice of an earlier budget meeting and criticized perceived unequal access to information and officials.

Law described having "inside information" regarding the police department and voiced support for the local police while asking that the county listen more closely to public concerns. He closed his remarks by reminding the committee, "Remember, it's the public's money that you're spending on all this stuff." The committee did not provide a formal response during public testimony; members directed some technical and legal questions to executive session or to personnel services where appropriate.

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