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Military Leased Lands Survey

Click To Learn More About Military Leased Lands in Hawaiʻi

Share your manaʻo on the U.S. military land leases

Share your manaʻo and help navigate our future. Testimony will remain anonymous unless submitters choose to share their name & contact info in the "Share additional manaʻo" comment box below. Manaʻo may also be emailed to alohaaina@oha.org.

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Do you support or oppose a new military land lease for lands currently leased to the U.S. military that are set to expire between 2028 and 2031?
Do you support or oppose a land exchange between the U.S. military and the State of Hawaiʻi involving state-leased lands and lands currently held in fee by the U.S. government?
Do you support or oppose condemnation or seizure by the United States—through the Department of Defense (U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, or U.S. Air Force)—of lands currently leased by the State of Hawaiʻi as part of the Public Land Trust?
Do you support or oppose a short-term lease extension (five years or less) to prevent condemnation or seizure of the state-leased lands by the U.S. military?
Shall the Constitution of the State of Hawaiʻi be amended to provide that no live-fire military training shall be conducted on the public trust lands identified in Article XII, section 4?

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