Aloha, Friend.

As we continue to confront the COVID-19 crisis together, I need to stay in touch with you more than ever.

My responsibilities as your U.S. Congressman in this severe crisis are to (1) contribute to the best possible path through and forward for our country, (2) assure that our Hawaii’s own needs are fully met, and (3) assist with your own needs.

To do so, I must keep you fully informed on Congress’ and my own actions, listen to your concerns and answer your questions.

As part of my efforts, I am hosting a Live COVID-19 Tele-Talk Story Community Meeting this Wednesday, April 8th, from 6:30 to 8:00PM.

I’ll update you on the three major emergency measures Congress passed in March including our CARES Act as well as our efforts to implement its key provisions like assistance to our small businesses, direct payments and unemployment benefits as soon as possible.

You’ll be able to ask questions and I’ll answer them.

To join my Talk Story, for many you can expect a call from me from 808-650-6688 between 6:15 and 6:30PM Wednesday, April 8th and you’ll just stay on the line to be connected.

If you don’t get my call then, just call 855-274-9528 and you’ll be connected.

You can also join online then at case.house.gov/live.

Please call my Honolulu office at 808-650-6688 with any questions. For more information on COVID-19 and my office, please go to case.house.gov.

I hope you can join us Wednesday evening. If you can’t and have any questions or needs, please contact me at case.house.gov/contact/.

I and my staff on Capitol Hill and Honolulu remain completely at your service in this time of great need for us all. 

Be well, and mahalo,