We need to make sure that this doesn't occur at other sites around the state.

This is really about making sure when errors occur, they're fixed and they're acknowledged.

In the state of Hawaii we can charge it as a second offense because any offenses that occur in other jurisdictions in the United States also qualify.

The state division of Historic Sites has the last word, even on private property.

We applaud the city of Arlington and the State of Texas for opening their hearts and doors to Gulf Coast evacuees who so desperately needed help.

Our pledge to them, our pledge to the state, is to make sure we put the resources in place . . . so we'll be able to respond effectively.