HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES H.B. NO. 1378 THIRTY-THIRD LEGISLATURE, 2025 H.D. 2 STATE OF HAWAII S.D. 2 A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO THE STATE FOUNDATION ON CULTURE AND THE ARTS. BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF HAWAII:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES H.B. NO. 1378
THIRTY-THIRD LEGISLATURE, 2025 H.D. 2
STATE OF HAWAII S.D. 2
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
H.B. NO.
1378
THIRTY-THIRD LEGISLATURE, 2025
H.D. 2
STATE OF HAWAII
S.D. 2
A BILL FOR AN ACT
RELATING TO THE STATE FOUNDATION ON CULTURE AND THE ARTS.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF HAWAII:
SECTION 1. The legislature finds that the mission of the state foundation on culture and the arts is to promote, perpetuate, preserve, and encourage culture and the arts as central to the quality of life and people of the State. One of the foundation's strategic priorities includes increasing public accessibility to arts and culture. The foundation administers the state art museum and the art in public places and relocatable works of art programs, using the works of art special fund created pursuant to section 103‑8.5, Hawaii Revised Statutes, and also issues grants through its foundation grants program. The museum and these programs aim to support, promote, and recognize the excellence of the State's diverse artists; create, display, and maintain in public places and the state art museum a collection of works of art that represent the diversity and excellence of the State's artistic expression; and provide the fullest possible access to the highest quality aesthetic and educational experiences available to all the citizens of the State. The legislature further finds that the performing arts also represent various mediums that express creativity through singing, dancing, theatre, and musical performances. To ensure a wide range of artistic creativity and expression in the State, performing arts should also be recognized as a medium to provide the State's residents and visitors with creative, educational, and aesthetic performances that tell meaningful stories and provide engaging experiences. The purpose of this Act is to further the foundation's endeavors by: (1) Authorizing the state foundation on culture and the arts to acquire and own property; (2) Establishing the performing arts grants program, under the foundation's existing foundation grant program, to support performing arts in the State; (3) Establishing the performing arts grants special fund; (4) Clarifying the scope of the state foundation on culture and the arts' responsibilities to include the coordination, planning, promotion, marketing, and execution of performing arts events; (5) Amending the funding sources for the state art museum; (6) Amending the amounts required to be transferred by agencies into the works of art special fund and the allowable uses of moneys from the works of art special fund; (7) Appropriating general funds and federal funds for the operations of the state foundation on culture and the arts; and (8) Appropriating general funds to provide grants under the performing arts grants program. SECTION 2. Chapter 9, Hawaii Revised Statutes, is amended as follows: 1. By adding a new section to part I to be appropriately designated and to read as follows: "§9- Powers; property. The foundation may acquire in any lawful manner any property, real, personal, or mixed, tangible or intangible, or any interest therein; to hold, maintain, use, and operate the same; and to sell, lease, or otherwise dispose of the same at any time, in the manner and to the extent necessary or appropriate to carry out its purpose; provided that revenues generated from any property be used to support the: (1) Mission of the foundation; and (2) Maintenance, security, operations, or renovation of facilities controlled by the foundation; provided further that the foundation may enter into public‑private partnerships on real property acquired pursuant to this section." 2. By adding two new sections to part II to be appropriately designated and to read as follows: "§9- Performing arts grants program. (a) There is established a performing arts grants program, to be placed in the foundation for administrative purposes, to provide grants for the coordination, planning, promotion, marketing, and execution of performing arts events. (b) The foundation shall administer the performing arts grants program in accordance with this part. (c) The foundation shall submit an annual report of performing arts grants awarded and the outcomes of each performing arts event that received a grant to the legislature no later than twenty days prior to the convening of the regular session of 2026 and every regular session thereafter. §9- Performing arts grants special fund. (a) There is established in the state treasury the performing arts grants special fund, to be administered by the foundation. The revenues of the special fund shall consist of: (1) Appropriations made by the legislature; (2) Revenues or moneys derived from the foundation's operations; (3) Grants, gifts, and donations received by the foundation; and (4) All interest earned on moneys deposited in the fund. The special fund shall be used for the coordination, planning, promotion, marketing, and execution of performing arts events. (b) The foundation shall oversee and administer grants for the coordination, planning, promotion, marketing, and execution of performing arts events. Applications for grants shall be made to the foundation and contain any information as the foundation shall require. At minimum, the applicant shall show: (1) The name of the requesting organization and individual; (2) The purpose of the grant; (3) The service to be supported by the grant; (4) The target group to be benefited; (5) The costs of the grant; and (6) That the grant shall be used for activities that are consistent with the purposes of this chapter. (c) Grants shall only be awarded if: (1) The applicant has applied for or received all applicable licenses and permits required to conduct the work for which a grant is awarded; (2) The applicant agrees to comply with applicable federal, state, and county laws; (3) All activities and improvements undertaken with funds received shall comply with all applicable federal, state, and county statutes and ordinances, including applicable building codes and agency rules; and (4) The applicant will indemnify and hold harmless the foundation, the State, and its officers, agents, and employees from and against any and all claims arising out of or resulting from activities carried out or projects undertaken with funds provided hereunder. Every grant shall be monitored by the foundation to ensure compliance with this chapter and the purposes and intent of the grant and shall be evaluated annually to determine whether the grant attained the intended results in the manner contemplated." SECTION 3. Section 9-1, Hawaii Revised Statutes, is amended as follows: 1. By adding a new definition to be appropriately inserted and to read: ""Performing arts" includes arts or skills that are intended to be performed before an audience, including but not limited to dance, singing, musical performances, and theater." 2. By amending the definition of "arts" to read: ""Arts" includes music, dance, painting, drawing, sculpture, architecture, drama, poetry, prose, crafts, industrial design, interior design, fashion design, photography, television, motion picture art, unique or decorative plants, landscaping, and all other performing arts and creative activity of imagination and beauty." SECTION 4. Section 9-21, Hawaii Revised Statutes, is amended to read as follows: "[[]§9-21[]] Purpose. The foundation shall administer the art in public places and relocatable works of art programs, [pursuant to section 103-8.5,] performing arts grants program, and state art museum to achieve the following purposes: (1) Replace in public state buildings the natural beauty displaced in construction with works of art expressive of the State's cultural, creative, and traditional arts of its various ethnic groups; (2) Support, promote, and recognize excellence of the State's diverse cultural, creative, and traditional artists; and (3) Create, display, and maintain in public places and the state art museum a collection of works of art, and coordinate, plan, promote, market, and execute performing arts events, that: (A) [Represents] Represent the diversity and excellence of the State's artistic expression; and (B) [Provides] Provide to all the citizens of the State the fullest possible access to the highest quality aesthetic and educational experiences available." SECTION 5. Section 9-22, Hawaii Revised Statutes, is amended to read as follows: "[[]§9-22[]] State art museum; establishment. The state art museum is established within the foundation. The operations of the state art museum shall be funded and supported [by the works of art special fund, pursuant to section 103-8.5.] by: (1) Appropriations from the legislature; (2) Federal grants and subsidies; (3) Voluntary contributions; and (4) Funds received pursuant to section 9-3(7)." SECTION 6. Section 103-8.5, Hawaii Revised Statutes, is amended as follows: 1. By amending subsections (a) through (c) to read: "(a) There is created a works of art special fund, into which shall be transferred one per cent of all state fund appropriations for capital improvements designated for the construction cost element[;], up to a total amount until the balance equals the amount described in subsection (c); provided that this transfer shall apply only to capital improvement appropriations that are designated for the construction [or renovation] of state buildings. The one per cent transfer requirement shall not apply to appropriations from the passenger facility charge special fund established by section 261-5.5 and the rental motor vehicle customer facility charge special fund established under section 261-5.6. (b) The works of art special fund shall be used solely for [the following purposes: (1) Costs] costs related to the acquisition, planning, design, and construction of works of art[, including any consultant or staff services required to carry out the art in public places and relocatable works of art programs; (2) Site modifications, display, and interpretive work necessary for the exhibition of works of art; (3) Upkeep services, including maintenance, repair, and restoration of works of art; (4) Storing and transporting works of art.] and related appurtenances. (c) The [one per cent] total annual amount, which is included in all capital improvement appropriations, shall be calculated at the time the appropriation bills are signed into law. The moneys shall be transferred into the works of art special fund upon availability of moneys from the appropriations[.]; provided that the total annual amount transferred into the special fund shall not cause the unencumbered fund balance as of the end of the prior fiscal year to exceed $ . Each agency receiving capital improvement appropriations shall calculate [the one per cent] its share of the total annual amount and transfer the moneys into the works of art special fund." 2. By amending subsection (e) to read: "(e) The comptroller shall: (1) Provide each agency receiving capital improvement appropriations with information regarding items that shall be included and excluded from [the one per cent] the agency's share of the total annual amount; (2) Ensure that each agency calculates its [one per cent] share of the total annual amount correctly; and (3) Ensure that each agency transfers the correct amount to the works of art special fund in a timely manner." SECTION 7. The following sums or so much thereof as may be necessary for fiscal year 2025-2026 and fiscal year 2026-2027 are appropriated or authorized, as the case may be, from moneys in the treasury received from general revenues and federal funds to be expended by the state foundation on culture and the arts to finance the positions and other cost items listed below. The letter symbols used after the specific appropriations indicate the source of financing and have the following meaning: (A) general revenues, (N) federal funds. Prog ID/Org Position Title/ Program Description Position # MOF FTE (P) FY 26 FY 27 AGS 881 LA Secretary II 16047 A 1.00 47,004 47,004 AGS 881 LA Administrative Services Assistant 21199 A 0.75 47,322 47,322 AGS 881 LA Administrative Services Assistant 21199 N 0.25 15,774 15,774 AGS 881 LA Office Assistant III 21352 A 0.75 28,404 28,404 AGS 881 LA Office Assistant III 21352 N 0.25 7,560 7,560 AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist III 26529 A 1.00 71,016 71,016 AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist IV 27869 A 1.00 71,016 71,016 AGS 881 LA Accountant IV 31184 A 0.75 67,365 67,365 AGS 881 LA Accountant IV 31184 N 0.25 22,455 22,455 AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist II 32873 N 1.00 56,064 56,064 AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist III 39045 N 1.00 58,296 58,296 AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist II 36841 A 1.00 73,836 73,836 AGS 881 LA Information Specialist III 45697 A 0.75 47,322 47,322 AGS 881 LA Information Specialist III 45697 N 0.25 15,774 15,774 AGS 881 LA Account Clerk III 45700 A 0.75 31,356 31,356 AGS 881 LA Account Clerk III 45700 N 0.25 10,452 10,452 AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist III 47047 N 1.00 60,660 60,660 AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist III 48120 A 1.00 63,096 63,096 AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist II 52285 A 1.00 56,064 56,064 AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist II 52286 A 1.00 56,064 56,064 AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist II 52287 A 1.00 58,203 58,203 AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist III 52288 A 1.00 63,096 63,096 AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist III 52290 A 1.00 65,664 65,664 AGS 881 LA Executive Director, SFCA 100256 A 0.75 110,781 110,781 AGS 881 LA Executive Director, SFCA 100256 N 0.25 36,927 36,927 AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist II 112785 A 1.00 59,748 59,748 AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist II 112788 A 1.00 63,096 63,096 AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist III 122671 A 1.00 60,660 60,660 AGS 881 LA Hawaii State Art Museum A 1,857,580 1,857,580 AGS 881 LA Interpretive Work A 425,000 425,000 AGS 881 LA Operating A 201,923 201,923 AGS 881 LA Consultant Services A 35,000 35,000 AGS 881 LA Registration A 34,000 34,000 AGS 881 LA Upkeep Services A 29,530 29,530 AGS 881 LA Display A 285,580 285,580 AGS 881 LA Transportation A 19,085 19,085 Total A 17.50 4,028,811 4,028,811 N 4.50 283,962 283,962 SECTION 8. There is appropriated out of the general revenues of the State of Hawaii the sum of $ or so much thereof as may be necessary for fiscal year 2025-2026 and the same sum or so much thereof as may be necessary for fiscal year 2026-2027 to provide grants under the performing arts grants program. The sums appropriated shall be expended by the state foundation on culture and the arts for the purposes of this Act. SECTION 9. Statutory material to be repealed is bracketed and stricken. New statutory material is underscored. SECTION 10. This Act shall take effect on July 1, 3000.
SECTION 1. The legislature finds that the mission of the state foundation on culture and the arts is to promote, perpetuate, preserve, and encourage culture and the arts as central to the quality of life and people of the State. One of the foundation's strategic priorities includes increasing public accessibility to arts and culture.
The foundation administers the state art museum and the art in public places and relocatable works of art programs, using the works of art special fund created pursuant to section 103‑8.5, Hawaii Revised Statutes, and also issues grants through its foundation grants program. The museum and these programs aim to support, promote, and recognize the excellence of the State's diverse artists; create, display, and maintain in public places and the state art museum a collection of works of art that represent the diversity and excellence of the State's artistic expression; and provide the fullest possible access to the highest quality aesthetic and educational experiences available to all the citizens of the State.
The legislature further finds that the performing arts also represent various mediums that express creativity through singing, dancing, theatre, and musical performances. To ensure a wide range of artistic creativity and expression in the State, performing arts should also be recognized as a medium to provide the State's residents and visitors with creative, educational, and aesthetic performances that tell meaningful stories and provide engaging experiences.
The purpose of this Act is to further the foundation's endeavors by:
(1) Authorizing the state foundation on culture and the arts to acquire and own property;
(2) Establishing the performing arts grants program, under the foundation's existing foundation grant program, to support performing arts in the State;
(3) Establishing the performing arts grants special fund;
(4) Clarifying the scope of the state foundation on culture and the arts' responsibilities to include the coordination, planning, promotion, marketing, and execution of performing arts events;
(5) Amending the funding sources for the state art museum;
(6) Amending the amounts required to be transferred by agencies into the works of art special fund and the allowable uses of moneys from the works of art special fund;
(7) Appropriating general funds and federal funds for the operations of the state foundation on culture and the arts; and
(8) Appropriating general funds to provide grants under the performing arts grants program.
SECTION 2. Chapter 9, Hawaii Revised Statutes, is amended as follows:
1. By adding a new section to part I to be appropriately designated and to read as follows:
"§9- Powers; property. The foundation may acquire in any lawful manner any property, real, personal, or mixed, tangible or intangible, or any interest therein; to hold, maintain, use, and operate the same; and to sell, lease, or otherwise dispose of the same at any time, in the manner and to the extent necessary or appropriate to carry out its purpose; provided that revenues generated from any property be used to support the:
(1) Mission of the foundation; and
(2) Maintenance, security, operations, or renovation of facilities controlled by the foundation;
provided further that the foundation may enter into public‑private partnerships on real property acquired pursuant to this section."
2. By adding two new sections to part II to be appropriately designated and to read as follows:
"§9- Performing arts grants program. (a) There is established a performing arts grants program, to be placed in the foundation for administrative purposes, to provide grants for the coordination, planning, promotion, marketing, and execution of performing arts events.
(b) The foundation shall administer the performing arts grants program in accordance with this part.
(c) The foundation shall submit an annual report of performing arts grants awarded and the outcomes of each performing arts event that received a grant to the legislature no later than twenty days prior to the convening of the regular session of 2026 and every regular session thereafter.
§9- Performing arts grants special fund. (a) There is established in the state treasury the performing arts grants special fund, to be administered by the foundation. The revenues of the special fund shall consist of:
(1) Appropriations made by the legislature;
(2) Revenues or moneys derived from the foundation's operations;
(3) Grants, gifts, and donations received by the foundation; and
(4) All interest earned on moneys deposited in the fund.
The special fund shall be used for the coordination, planning, promotion, marketing, and execution of performing arts events.
(b) The foundation shall oversee and administer grants for the coordination, planning, promotion, marketing, and execution of performing arts events. Applications for grants shall be made to the foundation and contain any information as the foundation shall require. At minimum, the applicant shall show:
(1) The name of the requesting organization and individual;
(2) The purpose of the grant;
(3) The service to be supported by the grant;
(4) The target group to be benefited;
(5) The costs of the grant; and
(6) That the grant shall be used for activities that are consistent with the purposes of this chapter.
(c) Grants shall only be awarded if:
(1) The applicant has applied for or received all applicable licenses and permits required to conduct the work for which a grant is awarded;
(2) The applicant agrees to comply with applicable federal, state, and county laws;
(3) All activities and improvements undertaken with funds received shall comply with all applicable federal, state, and county statutes and ordinances, including applicable building codes and agency rules; and
(4) The applicant will indemnify and hold harmless the foundation, the State, and its officers, agents, and employees from and against any and all claims arising out of or resulting from activities carried out or projects undertaken with funds provided hereunder.
Every grant shall be monitored by the foundation to ensure compliance with this chapter and the purposes and intent of the grant and shall be evaluated annually to determine whether the grant attained the intended results in the manner contemplated."
SECTION 3. Section 9-1, Hawaii Revised Statutes, is amended as follows:
1. By adding a new definition to be appropriately inserted and to read:
""Performing arts" includes arts or skills that are intended to be performed before an audience, including but not limited to dance, singing, musical performances, and theater."
2. By amending the definition of "arts" to read:
""Arts" includes music, dance, painting, drawing, sculpture, architecture, drama, poetry, prose, crafts, industrial design, interior design, fashion design, photography, television, motion picture art, unique or decorative plants, landscaping, and all other performing arts and creative activity of imagination and beauty."
SECTION 4. Section 9-21, Hawaii Revised Statutes, is amended to read as follows:
"[[]§9-21[]] Purpose. The foundation shall administer the art in public places and relocatable works of art programs, [pursuant to section 103-8.5,] performing arts grants program, and state art museum to achieve the following purposes:
(1) Replace in public state buildings the natural beauty displaced in construction with works of art expressive of the State's cultural, creative, and traditional arts of its various ethnic groups;
(2) Support, promote, and recognize excellence of the State's diverse cultural, creative, and traditional artists; and
(3) Create, display, and maintain in public places and the state art museum a collection of works of art, and coordinate, plan, promote, market, and execute performing arts events, that:
(A) [Represents] Represent the diversity and excellence of the State's artistic expression; and
(B) [Provides] Provide to all the citizens of the State the fullest possible access to the highest quality aesthetic and educational experiences available."
SECTION 5. Section 9-22, Hawaii Revised Statutes, is amended to read as follows:
"[[]§9-22[]] State art museum; establishment. The state art museum is established within the foundation. The operations of the state art museum shall be funded and supported [by the works of art special fund, pursuant to section 103-8.5.] by:
(1) Appropriations from the legislature;
(2) Federal grants and subsidies;
(3) Voluntary contributions; and
(4) Funds received pursuant to section 9-3(7)."
SECTION 6. Section 103-8.5, Hawaii Revised Statutes, is amended as follows:
1. By amending subsections (a) through (c) to read:
"(a) There is created a works of art special fund, into which shall be transferred one per cent of all state fund appropriations for capital improvements designated for the construction cost element[;], up to a total amount until the balance equals the amount described in subsection (c); provided that this transfer shall apply only to capital improvement appropriations that are designated for the construction [or renovation] of state buildings. The one per cent transfer requirement shall not apply to appropriations from the passenger facility charge special fund established by section 261-5.5 and the rental motor vehicle customer facility charge special fund established under section 261-5.6.
(b) The works of art special fund shall be used solely for [the following purposes:
(1) Costs] costs related to the acquisition, planning, design, and construction of works of art[, including any consultant or staff services required to carry out the art in public places and relocatable works of art programs;
(2) Site modifications, display, and interpretive work necessary for the exhibition of works of art;
(3) Upkeep services, including maintenance, repair, and restoration of works of art;
(4) Storing and transporting works of art.] and related appurtenances.
(c) The [one per cent] total annual amount, which is included in all capital improvement appropriations, shall be calculated at the time the appropriation bills are signed into law. The moneys shall be transferred into the works of art special fund upon availability of moneys from the appropriations[.]; provided that the total annual amount transferred into the special fund shall not cause the unencumbered fund balance as of the end of the prior fiscal year to exceed $ . Each agency receiving capital improvement appropriations shall calculate [the one per cent] its share of the total annual amount and transfer the moneys into the works of art special fund."
2. By amending subsection (e) to read:
"(e) The comptroller shall:
(1) Provide each agency receiving capital improvement appropriations with information regarding items that shall be included and excluded from [the one per cent] the agency's share of the total annual amount;
(2) Ensure that each agency calculates its [one per cent] share of the total annual amount correctly; and
(3) Ensure that each agency transfers the correct amount to the works of art special fund in a timely manner."
SECTION 7. The following sums or so much thereof as may be necessary for fiscal year 2025-2026 and fiscal year 2026-2027 are appropriated or authorized, as the case may be, from moneys in the treasury received from general revenues and federal funds to be expended by the state foundation on culture and the arts to finance the positions and other cost items listed below. The letter symbols used after the specific appropriations indicate the source of financing and have the following meaning: (A) general revenues, (N) federal funds.
Prog ID/Org Position Title/ Program Description Position # MOF FTE (P) FY 26 FY 27
AGS 881 LA Secretary II 16047 A 1.00 47,004 47,004
AGS 881 LA Administrative Services Assistant 21199 A 0.75 47,322 47,322
AGS 881 LA Administrative Services Assistant 21199 N 0.25 15,774 15,774
AGS 881 LA Office Assistant III 21352 A 0.75 28,404 28,404
AGS 881 LA Office Assistant III 21352 N 0.25 7,560 7,560
AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist III 26529 A 1.00 71,016 71,016
AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist IV 27869 A 1.00 71,016 71,016
AGS 881 LA Accountant IV 31184 A 0.75 67,365 67,365
AGS 881 LA Accountant IV 31184 N 0.25 22,455 22,455
AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist II 32873 N 1.00 56,064 56,064
AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist III 39045 N 1.00 58,296 58,296
AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist II 36841 A 1.00 73,836 73,836
AGS 881 LA Information Specialist III 45697 A 0.75 47,322 47,322
AGS 881 LA Information Specialist III 45697 N 0.25 15,774 15,774
AGS 881 LA Account Clerk III 45700 A 0.75 31,356 31,356
AGS 881 LA Account Clerk III 45700 N 0.25 10,452 10,452
AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist III 47047 N 1.00 60,660 60,660
AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist III 48120 A 1.00 63,096 63,096
AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist II 52285 A 1.00 56,064 56,064
AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist II 52286 A 1.00 56,064 56,064
AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist II 52287 A 1.00 58,203 58,203
AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist III 52288 A 1.00 63,096 63,096
AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist III 52290 A 1.00 65,664 65,664
AGS 881 LA Executive Director, SFCA 100256 A 0.75 110,781 110,781
AGS 881 LA Executive Director, SFCA 100256 N 0.25 36,927 36,927
AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist II 112785 A 1.00 59,748 59,748
AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist II 112788 A 1.00 63,096 63,096
AGS 881 LA Arts Program Specialist III 122671 A 1.00 60,660 60,660
AGS 881 LA Hawaii State Art Museum A 1,857,580 1,857,580
AGS 881 LA Interpretive Work A 425,000 425,000
AGS 881 LA Operating A 201,923 201,923
AGS 881 LA Consultant Services A 35,000 35,000
AGS 881 LA Registration A 34,000 34,000
AGS 881 LA Upkeep Services A 29,530 29,530
AGS 881 LA Display A 285,580 285,580
AGS 881 LA Transportation A 19,085 19,085
Total A 17.50 4,028,811 4,028,811
N 4.50 283,962 283,962
Prog ID/Org
Position Title/
Program Description
Position #
MOF
FTE (P)
FY 26
FY 27
AGS 881 LA
Secretary II
16047
A
1.00
47,004
47,004
AGS 881 LA
Administrative Services Assistant
21199
A
0.75
47,322
47,322
AGS 881 LA
Administrative Services Assistant
21199
N
0.25
15,774
15,774
AGS 881 LA
Office Assistant III
21352
A
0.75
28,404
28,404
AGS 881 LA
Office Assistant III
21352
N
0.25
7,560
7,560
AGS 881 LA
Arts Program Specialist III
26529
A
1.00
71,016
71,016
AGS 881 LA
Arts Program Specialist IV
27869
A
1.00
71,016
71,016
AGS 881 LA
Accountant IV
31184
A
0.75
67,365
67,365
AGS 881 LA
Accountant IV
31184
N
0.25
22,455
22,455
AGS 881 LA
Arts Program Specialist II
32873
N
1.00
56,064
56,064
AGS 881 LA
Arts Program Specialist III
39045
N
1.00
58,296
58,296
AGS 881 LA
Arts Program Specialist II
36841
A
1.00
73,836
73,836
AGS 881 LA
Information Specialist III
45697
A
0.75
47,322
47,322
AGS 881 LA
Information Specialist III
45697
N
0.25
15,774
15,774
AGS 881 LA
Account Clerk III
45700
A
0.75
31,356
31,356
AGS 881 LA
Account Clerk III
45700
N
0.25
10,452
10,452
AGS 881 LA
Arts Program Specialist III
47047
N
1.00
60,660
60,660
AGS 881 LA
Arts Program Specialist III
48120
A
1.00
63,096
63,096
AGS 881 LA
Arts Program Specialist II
52285
A
1.00
56,064
56,064
AGS 881 LA
Arts Program Specialist II
52286
A
1.00
56,064
56,064
AGS 881 LA
Arts Program Specialist II
52287
A
1.00
58,203
58,203
AGS 881 LA
Arts Program Specialist III
52288
A
1.00
63,096
63,096
AGS 881 LA
Arts Program Specialist III
52290
A
1.00
65,664
65,664
AGS 881 LA
Executive Director, SFCA
100256
A
0.75
110,781
110,781
AGS 881 LA
Executive Director, SFCA
100256
N
0.25
36,927
36,927
AGS 881 LA
Arts Program Specialist II
112785
A
1.00
59,748
59,748
AGS 881 LA
Arts Program Specialist II
112788
A
1.00
63,096
63,096
AGS 881 LA
Arts Program Specialist III
122671
A
1.00
60,660
60,660
AGS 881 LA
Hawaii State Art Museum
A
1,857,580
1,857,580
AGS 881 LA
Interpretive Work
A
425,000
425,000
AGS 881 LA
Operating
A
201,923
201,923
AGS 881 LA
Consultant Services
A
35,000
35,000
AGS 881 LA
Registration
A
34,000
34,000
AGS 881 LA
Upkeep Services
A
29,530
29,530
AGS 881 LA
Display
A
285,580
285,580
AGS 881 LA
Transportation
A
19,085
19,085
Total
A
17.50
4,028,811
4,028,811
N
4.50
283,962
283,962
SECTION 8. There is appropriated out of the general revenues of the State of Hawaii the sum of $ or so much thereof as may be necessary for fiscal year 2025-2026 and the same sum or so much thereof as may be necessary for fiscal year 2026-2027 to provide grants under the performing arts grants program.
The sums appropriated shall be expended by the state foundation on culture and the arts for the purposes of this Act.
SECTION 9. Statutory material to be repealed is bracketed and stricken. New statutory material is underscored.
SECTION 10. This Act shall take effect on July 1, 3000.
Report Title: SFCA; State Art Museum; Performing Arts Grants Program; Performing Arts Grants Special Fund; Works of Art Special Fund; Appropriations Description: Establishes the Performing Arts Grants Program and Performing Arts Grants Special Fund to support performing arts in the State. Allows the State Foundation of Culture and the Arts to acquire, hold, and own property and enter public-private partnerships on acquired property. Clarifies the scope of the SFCA' responsibilities to include the coordination, planning, promotion, marketing, and execution of performing arts events. Amends the funding sources for the State Art Museum. Amends the amounts required to be transferred by agencies into the Works of Art Special Fund and the allowable uses of the Special Fund. Appropriates funds. Effective 7/1/3000. (SD2) The summary description of legislation appearing on this page is for informational purposes only and is not legislation or evidence of legislative intent.
Report Title:
SFCA; State Art Museum; Performing Arts Grants Program; Performing Arts Grants Special Fund; Works of Art Special Fund; Appropriations
Description:
Establishes the Performing Arts Grants Program and Performing Arts Grants Special Fund to support performing arts in the State. Allows the State Foundation of Culture and the Arts to acquire, hold, and own property and enter public-private partnerships on acquired property. Clarifies the scope of the SFCA' responsibilities to include the coordination, planning, promotion, marketing, and execution of performing arts events. Amends the funding sources for the State Art Museum. Amends the amounts required to be transferred by agencies into the Works of Art Special Fund and the allowable uses of the Special Fund. Appropriates funds. Effective 7/1/3000. (SD2)
The summary description of legislation appearing on this page is for informational purposes only and is not legislation or evidence of legislative intent.