HAWAIʻI COUNTY PROVIDES UPDATE ON WILDLAND FIRE IN WAIKŌLOA Fire is Predominantly Contained, No Structures Threatened

HAWAIʻI COUNTY PROVIDES UPDATE ON WILDLAND FIRE IN WAIKŌLOA

Fire is Predominantly Contained, No Structures Threatened

Hawaiʻi County reports a small wildland fire in Waikōloa. The fire has spread to approximately 70 acres, and Hawaiʻi Fire Department crews have reported that it is predominantly contained with units surrounding it.

Several hot spots remain, and firefighting operations will continue throughout the night to ensure the fire is fully extinguished. Pua Amelia Street is currently closed and will remain closed until further notice to ensure public safety and allow firefighters to conduct their operations without obstruction.

Currently, no structures are threatened, thanks to the winds pushing the fire southward, away from residential areas.

Hawaiʻi County officials are monitoring the situation closely and will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.

Residents are urged to avoid the affected area to allow emergency personnel to manage the situation effectively.

Key Points:

Fire Location: Waikōloa
Current Burn Area: Approximately 70 acres
Containment Status: Predominantly contained
Fire Spread Direction: South, away from residential structures
Road Closure: Pua Amelia Street
Operations: Continuing throughout the night

The County will provide an update pending any substantial changes to current conditions. Residents in the area are asked to remain vigilant and follow all safety instructions provided by emergency personnel.

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HAWAIʻI COUNTY PROVIDES UPDATE ON WILDLAND FIRE IN WAIKŌLOA Fire is Predominantly Contained, No Structures Threatened

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