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Abercrombie releases $34M to upgrade state facilities
POSTED: 06:54 p.m. HST, Apr 20, 2012
Gov. Neil Abercrombie has released $34 million to upgrade state facilities.
The funding will be used for capital improvement projects at state buildings used for education, health services and communications.
The funding includes $9.3 million for design, construction and artwork for a new classroom building at Waipahu Elementary School.
Another $5 million will be used for emergency disaster infrastructure at Kona Community Hospital on the Island of Hawaii.
In addition, $113,000 will go toward engineering services at radio sites on Hawaii Island to enhance the Hawaii-Wide Area Integrated Infromation Access Network's critical communications infrastructure.
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