Introducing the Royal Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing, and Community Development
Posted: September 1, 2025
Royal Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing, and Community Development
Ke Kuhina Aliʻi o ka Hoʻokumu Waiwai, ka Noho Hale, a me ka Hoʻomohala Kaiāulu
We’re excited to introduce the Royal Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing, and Community Development, a ministry dedicated to building strong foundations, safe homes, and thriving communities. In Hawaiian, this is beautifully expressed as:
Ke Kuhina Aliʻi o ka Hoʻokumu Waiwai, ka Noho Hale, a me ka Hoʻomohala Kaiāulu
Each part of the name carries special meaning:
- Ke Kuhina Aliʻi – the Royal Ministry, representing leadership in service to the people.
- Hoʻokumu Waiwai – Infrastructure, the essential foundations that support daily life.
- Noho Hale – Housing, because every community begins with a safe place to call home.
- Hoʻomohala Kaiāulu – Community Development, the growth and care that help people flourish together.
At the heart of this ministry is the belief that people and communities thrive when their needs for stability, safety, and connection are met.
We’re also delighted to introduce Minister Hoffmeister, who leads with both compassion and vision. With a heart for people and a steady focus on the future, Minister Hoffmeister brings together experience, dedication, and a deep belief in the power of community. Under his leadership, the ministry is committed to supporting strong neighborhoods, creating opportunities for growth and renewal, and ensuring that every initiative reflects care for both present needs and future generations. Guided by a spirit of service, Minister Hoffmeister works to make sure the ministry’s efforts always serve the greater good and uplift the lives of those the Kingdom serves.
Together, we look forward to sharing stories, updates, and reflections as this ministry continues its important journey.
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