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PUTTING PEOPLE FIRST
Felicia Cowden Ohana ~ 4191 Kilauea Rd. Kilauea, HI 96754 (808) 652-4363
Community Solutions for
Modernized Roads, Utilities
and Waste Management
Cultural Perpetuation, Local Business Development,
Veteran Support, Drug Rehabilitation,
Reduced Incarcerations
Access to Affordable Housing
for Local Residents
Housing for our People
Social Justice
Improved Infrastructure
Environmental Resilience
Watershed Management fromMauka to Makai, Prepared for Climate Change, Locally Grown Food
Economic Reponsibility
Reduce County Debt and Build Partnerships
Important Election Dates
October 23, 2018 - November 3, 2018
Early Walk-In Voting
General Election. Historic County Annex Basement.
October 30, 2018
Last day to submit absentee mail application for the General Election
NOVEMBER 6, 2018
GENERAL ELECTION
My professional background includes: Business, Engineering, Education, Media & Agriculture
Hanalei Surf Co., Intel, Akamai Learning, KKCR, Regenerations
2018 Reflection
Chamber of Commerce Interview 2018
Wala'au interview 2014
Interview 2018
Endorsements
"Resilient, Respectful, Resourceful, and Ready."
- Bernie Sakoda seconded by Jean Iida
SIERRA CLUB HAWAI`I LODGING & TOURISM ASSOCIATION PONO HAWAI`I INITIATIVE
Aloha Kaua`i Ohana,
We are in a critical period of time when many competing and challenging issues face our island community. My experiences over the past 35 years working with government in a range of roles from engineer, to small business owner, educator, community advocate, non-profit board member and media programmer have given me a broad foundation to understand policy as it effects our people and environment. Nine years as a public affairs/talk show programmer on KKCR has had me fielding community concerns, coupled with my direct participation in the public process to assist creating solutions. This role has taught me that we need to work to solve problems without having to make anybody wrong. We all win, when we all win.
Hawaii has long been in the slow crisis of the global economy pressuring our people out of their homes and off of the islands. We need to out-create this problem. Helping with the recent storm recovery in Wainiha and Ha`ena underscored how competent is our citizenry and where our public policy has weak points, particularly when it intersects with nature. This was my compelling motivation to run a second time for council. With no competing job interest and with my sons now grown into independent young men, I have the capacity for the full-time commitment the county council deserves to ensure the well-being and health of the peoples and the islands of Kaua`i and Ni`ihau.. Thank you for your support of one of your seven votes for Kauai County Council.
Mahalo ~ Felicia Cowden