Monthly test of the State Siren System is set for 11:45am, Mon (June 3). The test will be coordinated with the Live Audio Broadcast segment of the Emergency Alert System. Info may be found at https://t.co/zuMZ9VDEJQ Call Hawaii County CD to report siren problems 808-935-0031
May is #VolcanoAwarenessMonth. This week, we focus on #hazfacts: Explosive eruptions blast rock fragments into the air with tremendous force. Though tiny, #ash can lead to airspace/airport closures with regional/global consequences. Or just be a nuisance, in small amounts.
2024 Puna Graduation Dates
Friday (May 24)
4 pm Hawaii Academy of Arts & Science at Pahoa Regional Park
1 pm Pahoa HS at School Gym
4 pm Keaʻau HS at School Stadium
5:30 pm Christian Liberty Academy at School Pavilion
Saturday (May 25)
4 p.m. Kamehameha-Hawaiʻi at Koaia Gym
Kīlauea is not erupting, however a significant spike in earthquakes has prompted Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park to close some areas that could put visitors and staff at risk if the volcano erupts. Closures starting Monday (April 29). More info: https://t.co/YDn5k92L3s
To improve system reliability, we will conduct quarterly aerial inspections of our major overhead transmission lines today until Friday, May 3. The islandwide inspections are scheduled from 730a to 4p. Learn more at https://t.co/lReLUCRORP.
Kīlauea is NOT erupting. 🌋
However, due to a sharp increase in earthquakes below the Upper East Rift Zone and Kīlauea summit, Hilina Pali Road is closed from Chain of Craters Road. Overnight use of the coastal backcountry, Nāpau and Pepeiao Cabin are temporarily closed.
Officer Gomez focuses on school safety and digital awareness. His career with the Internet Crimes Against Children Taskforce to combat online predators, and raising awareness about the dangers of drug use and its glamorization on social media.
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Keaʻau Community Resource Fair & Rummage Sale 9 am-1 pm, Sat (April 27) at the Keaʻau Middle School Shipman Gym & cafeteria: SNAP outreach, Keiki IDs, Nextech drones, Ohana Jump's bouncy castle, Puna Taiko, Mental health tips, Physical health advice, KMS Band & Ukulele classes.
We have lifted our call for energy conservation on Hawaii Island. Customers may resume their normal use of electricity. Our Keahole CT-5 unit is online following a major maintenance overhaul. Our Puna Steam unit and Kanoelehua CT-1 unit have been repaired. https://t.co/JTDNo5qBJk
@hawaiiDOH confirms an additional case of pertussis on Hawaiʻi Island, bringing the total to 11 cases from March to April 2024.
See a doctor as soon as possible if you or your child is experiencing symptoms, such as...
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DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Sat (April 27) reflects DEA’s commitment to Americans’ safety and health, encouraging the public to remove unneeded medications from their homes. In East Hawaii a drop-off site will be in the upper parking lot of 670 Ponahawai St
To improve system reliability, we will conduct quarterly aerial inspections of our major overhead transmission lines from Monday, April 29, to Friday, May 3. The islandwide inspections are scheduled from 730a to 4p. Learn more at https://t.co/hMiuSHEXaj.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness Hawaii Chapter is offering a free NAMI Hearts & Minds, 5 week class on the impact physical health has on your mental health.
Class will be on Zoom, and is open statewide. Questions? Email your name/island/contact info at [email protected]
The Youth Jamm is happening 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sat (April 20) and is a drug and alcohol-free event brought to you in collaboration with Bruddah Kuz, Kauhale Kanaka O Puna, The Men of Pa’a and Hawai’i County’s Revitalize Puna’s ʻŌpio (youth) and Cultural Resilience Capacity Areas.
It was a week of donating non-perishable goods and money at the State Capitol for the Hawai‘i Food Bank. From Governor Josh Green and ohana feeding the crowd for donations to Lt. Gov Sylvia Luke collecting goods and hosting food vendors to raise funds for the Hawai‘i Food Bank.
Last night, conservation efforts helped to ensure enough power was available for all customers and prevented the need for rolling outages. Many large businesses like hotels and retailers are voluntarily reducing their electricity use: https://t.co/EJXRGNpOgy.