Hawaii Governor Green Travels to New Mexico and Utah November 14-20 for Governors' Conferences
The Office of Hawaii Governor Josh Green announced that the Governor will travel to New Mexico and Utah from November 14 to 20, 2026, for two governors' conferences, departing Saturday evening and returning Friday afternoon. During the trip, Acting Lieutenant Governor Keith Regan will serve as acting governor.
Green chairs the Western Governors' Association and sits on the National Governors Association Executive Committee. In Santa Fe, New Mexico, he will take part in a workshop built around his chair's initiative, "Health Beyond Healthcare." In Park City, Utah, he will serve as a faculty governor and mentor at the NGA's New Governors Conference, expected to draw about 14 sitting governors and up to 15 governors-elect, with former President Bill Clinton expected to attend.
Chief of Staff Brooke Wilson will join the Utah portion of the trip and sit on a panel for incoming chiefs of staff. The Governor's Office said the trip is an opportunity to share Hawaii's experience on health and governance and to learn from other states.
(Source: Office of the Governor of Hawaii)
Source: Office of the Governor of Hawaii
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