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City taps COVID-19 relief funds to fight Chinatown crime

By Craig T. Kojima

Jan. 4, 2023

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Mayor Rick Blangiardi and City officials will discuss the progress of the Honolulu Police Department’s (HPD) Chinatown Task Force and announce the securing of additional Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund (SLFRF) monies to extend the program through 2023.
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City Prosecutor, Steve Alm and Anton Krucky, back, Director of Honolulu Department of Community Services.
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Fran Butera, of Chinatown Watch.
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Ernest Caravalho, Downtown Chinatown Neighborhood board member.
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HPD Chief Joe Logan, Council member, Tyler Dos Santos-Tam, Mayor Rick Blangiardi, Prosecuting attorney, Steve Alm, and HPD Major Calvin Sung.
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Anton Krucky, director of Honolulu Department of Community Services.

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