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2050 is the law. The money isn’t there.

Every cesspool in Hawaiʻi has to be gone by 2050, and a conversion costs $30,000 to $70,000. That’s a public health problem, not one family’s problem. Ask the people you elected to fund it.

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Your Hawaiʻi Island home address finds your exact State House, State Senate and County Council districts. We don’t save your address.

Officials and contact details checked October 30, 2026. Districts come from the State of Hawaiʻi GIS maps. We never save your letter, story or street address. If you ask for updates, we save your name, email and town to send them, and you can unsubscribe from any email. We count which offices got a letter or call. Sources: HRS §342D-72 — cesspool upgrade deadline · Cesspool Conversion Working Group final report (DOH, 2022) · Hawaiʻi Cesspool Prioritization Tool report (UH WRRC / DOH, 2024) · DOH — support programs for cesspool conversion · Act 204 (2026) — Cesspool Conversion Revolving Loan Fund · County of Kauaʻi — Residential Cesspool Conversion Grant Program