HI SB1639

Establishes August 30 of each year as "Hawaii Beach Day," designated as an observance but not a state holiday.

Designates four purposes for Hawaii Beach Day: promote awareness of beach preservation, celebrate cultural and recreational value, encourage beach cleanups and environmental conservation, and highlight sustainable tourism practices.

Requires Hawaii Tourism Authority in collaboration with Department of Land and Natural Resources to organize statewide beach cleanups, educational campaigns, cultural demonstrations, and public exhibits to observe the day.

Requires Hawaii Tourism Authority to submit annual reports to the Legislature before each regular session detailing events conducted, funds expended, and recommendations for future observances.

Appropriates unspecified funds for fiscal years 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 for marketing campaigns, equipment and supplies for cleanups, and grants to community organizations; effective July 1, 2025 for appropriations and July 1, 2050 for the remainder of the Act.