Civil Defense message for Tuesday 03-17-2026 09:50 AM

This is a Civil Defense message for Tuesday 03-17-2026 09:50 AM.

In response to impact across Hawaii Island from the recent storm, Civil Defense is conducting Damage Assessments. Residents and businesses are encouraged to report storm damage to help local officials and non-profit partners better understand the extent of damage and its impact on the community. Please self-report by visiting the County or Civil Defense website https://www.hawaiicounty.gov/ or call Civil Defense at 808-935-0031.

For those experiencing water outage, the County of Hawaii water spigots across Hawaii Island are available. For a list of water spigot locations, please refer to the Civil Defense Hazard Map or DPW website; https://dwscoh.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/2d45a2c1d9e24c05a68e731e052e26b9

Due to the Department of Health, Brown Water Advisory, all County beach parks from Spencer Beach Park in South Kohala to Kahalu`u Beach Park in North Kona remain closed.

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Civil Defense message for Tuesday 03-17-2026 09:50 AM

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