AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHurricane Lowell Watch: Hawaii is bracing for major hurricane impacts as Lowell churns in the central Pacific, with forecasts pointing to dangerous surf, wind, heavy rain, and possible flash flooding—especially for Kauai County—while the exact track remains uncertain. Oʻahu Wastewater Fallout: Honolulu reported about 27.1 million gallons of mixed wastewater and stormwater overflow during Hurricane Lala (Aug. 16), tied to heavy rain, surging flows, and power-related equipment failures at the Sand Island plant. Water System Resilience: The state DOH conditionally approved reactivating the Navy’s ʻAiea Hālawa Shaft as a drinking-water source, requiring treatment upgrades and extensive contaminant testing, including PFAS. Disaster Preparedness Survey: DOH will run a voluntary CASPER household survey Sept. 14–18 on Hawaiʻi Island to gauge emergency readiness and health concerns after past hurricane response. Youth Climate Funding: Honolulu is launching a Youth Climate Action Fund effort, offering grants for Oʻahu youth-led climate projects, with applications due Sept. 14. Conservation Grants: DLNR’s Legacy Land Conservation Program is accepting FY2027 applications for land acquisition grants to protect ʻāina with environmental, cultural, and historic value.
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