The Army is inviting community feedback on potential cuts in the number of personnel and family members based in Hawaii.
Two “listening sessions” are currently scheduled.
January 27, 6:30-9 p.m., Hale Koa Hotel, DeRussy Hall.
January 28, 6:30-9 p.m., Leilehua High School Cafeteria.
According to the meeting announcement:
The Army wants to know what impacts a potential reduction of Soldiers, family members, and civilian employees in Hawaii would have on you or your organization.
The public is invited to attend Army-hosted community listening sessions, regarding proposed Army personnel reductions in Hawaii, to provide input and learn more. The Army will explain the process that will be used to reach stationing decisions.
No decisions have been made yet.
• See the full meeting notice.
• See the full study of potential Army force reductions.
(To find the document on the website, look under the brown section heading titled “Programmatic EA.” The study is titled “Final Finding of No Significant Impact for Army 2020 Supplemental Programmatic Environmental Assessment for Force Structure Realignment.”)
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Thanks for the heads up!
The old story is that everyone has a love-hate relationship with the military. The new reality is that the military is downsizing. Our local politicians gush about the “pivot to Asia”, but everything points away from a new military buildup in Hawaii. Fact is, it’s been a while since the military wanted to be here. There were forced here by our top Congressman.