Hawaiʻi County — Chapter 7

HCC §7-1-1 Definitions for disaster and emergency management

HCC §7-1-2 How the county's emergency management agency is organized

HCC §7-1-3 Who can be the civil defense administrator and how they are chosen

HCC §7-1-4 What the county emergency management office must do

HCC §7-1-5 County emergency plans and annual report rules

HCC §7-1-6 County offices must help with emergency planning

HCC §7-1-7 Mayor's emergency powers and worker protections

HCC §7-2-1 No loitering during a tsunami warning

HCC §7-2-2 Loitering and refusing to leave during a disaster

HCC §7-2-3 No parking in a declared disaster area

HCC §7-2-4 Penalty for breaking this article's rules

HCC §7-3-1 Definitions for disaster recovery rules

HCC §7-3-2 Setting up and turning on the county disaster recovery program

HCC §7-3-3 Who leads disaster recovery and what they do

HCC §7-3-4 Core tasks of the disaster recovery program

HCC §7-3-5 County departments must help with disaster recovery

HCC §7-3-6 County must write a report after each disaster response

HCC §7-3-7 Interim recovery plan after a disaster

HCC §7-3-8 County must create a long-term recovery plan after a disaster

HCC §7-3-9 How the redevelopment agency is set up