💊 One Thing Wednesday: Prescription Medications
Make a plan to have up to a 14-day supply of prescription medications and other medical supplies. Talk with your healthcare provider or pharmacy about your options.
Visit https://t.co/cB73gREzIh to learn more about preparedness.
🌞 Last week, we mailed heat safety postcards to households in Waipahu and Waiʻanae, where urban heat risks are among Oʻahu's highest.
Learn the signs of heat cramps, heat exhaustion & heat stroke, and how to respond. Keep your ʻohana safe: https://t.co/l4otjAGdTE 💧
🚨Join our team!
The City and County of Honolulu Department of Emergency Management is hiring for:
📋 Mass Care Planner
📣 Assistant Public Information Specialist
🌐 Learn more about these opportunities and apply at https://t.co/d26ikCMxgs.
FEMA's updated Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) for Oʻahu took effect June 10, 2026. Check the new maps to see if your property's flood zone has changed.
If you're now in a Special Flood Hazard Area, flood insurance and additional building requirements may apply. #GetFloodReady
🧴 One Thing Wednesday: Personal Care Supplies
Build a 14-day supply of the items your household uses every day, including soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, toilet paper, feminine hygiene products, diapers, and other essentials.
https://t.co/cB73gREzIh
Join our team as the Policy & Grants Specialist to research emerging policy, identify funding opportunities, track implementation of major climate initiatives, and help turn bold plans into measurable action for our communities.
Apply by July 31st at https://t.co/KwnWKcv9nK.
🌱 Applications are now open for the Hawaiʻi‑Grown Partnership for Agriculture. $18.5M is available to support conservation, market development, and producer resilience across Hawaiʻi. Pre‑screen apps due July 31. Learn more: https://t.co/tRmANNYEXZ
#AgStewHI#HawaiiAgriculture
📢 Announcing the Oʻahu Hazard Explorer!
Simply enter an address or click on the map to see whether a location is within a tsunami evacuation zone, flood zone, wildfire risk area, or dam/levee evacuation area.
🖥️ Visit https://t.co/Ek3le3B8ro
Our summer intern, Maile, shares how food is more than something we eat—it connects us to memories, culture & history.
The City’s Oʻahu Food Systems Plan draft shows the complexity of the food system & food itself. Feedback is welcomed through June 30: https://t.co/fSZEMGdjSm
We're excited to welcome four talented high school interns to the team this summer!
🌎 Kotone is supporting our Youth Climate Action Fund.
🥕 Maile is working on food security.
🔋 Keelan is conducting EV charger analysis.
🏢 Kyla is supporting Better Buildings Benchmarking.
The June 30 deadline for large commercial and multifamily buildings to submit 2026 benchmarking data is rapidly approaching 🏙️ Check the Buildings Transparency Map to see if your building submitted their utility report: https://t.co/RQf0932Tov.
The Climate Change Commission is meeting this Friday at 9 a.m. Join virtually or at the in-person meeting location! Details and full agenda: https://t.co/Ydn6ZrZLGc.
HNL Alert: Flood Advisory Updated - Be Aware. Minor flood impacts to some roads and streams. Use caution. Avoid flooded areas. Turn around, don't drown. View forecast details at https://t.co/rWQABuBXKc. https://t.co/sseExBrIno
The City's draft Oʻahu Food Systems Plan builds on existing food waste reduction efforts with additional actions to prevent waste, recover edible food, and strengthen the food system.
Check out Strategy 3 and share your manaʻo through June 30: https://t.co/fSZEMGdjSm.
Help launch the City's inaugural #YouthClimateActionFund! This year-long part-time fellowship will work closely with our Climate Resiliency Fund Team, the Office of the Mayor, and the Honolulu Youth Commission to develop and implement this new program. https://t.co/KwnWKcv9nK
We want your help to determine the goals and priorities for our department, as it maintains and improves 394 park & garden locations, hundreds of facilities, and a wide variety of programs for years to come! An online survey is until 9am June 29 at: https://t.co/3JSf8ZzgZ0
Help the US National Weather Service Honolulu by giving feedback! The National Weather Service is seeking community perspectives on the March/April 2026 Hawaiian Islands storms. This 10-minute survey closes June 20, 2026.
https://t.co/YDqyIeXmKH