One year after devastating wildfires in Maui, state, federal, and local leaders have recounted recovery efforts, emphasizing the progress made in rebuilding homes and restoring essential services. The fires, which claimed 102 lives and displaced thousands, prompted a significant community response, including memorial events and traditional Hawaiian healing sessions. Gov. Josh Green and Maui Mayor Richard Bissen highlighted strides in housing and infrastructure recovery, while residents remembered the tragedy and expressed resilience. Community-led initiatives in areas like Kula have also played a crucial role in the ongoing recovery, demonstrating self-reliance and social cohesion. The anniversary was marked by commemorative activities, including paddle-outs and cultural performances, symbolizing hope and unity among survivors.