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Friday, July 22, 2016
Darby: Hawaii and Maui County Shelters Open
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Tropical Storm Darby Shelters List

News Release from County of Maui July 22, 2016

Wailuku, Maui - The following list of shelters has been confirmed for the public's use during Tropical Storm Darby:

  • East Maui - Hana High School
  • Upcountry Maui - Eddie Tam Memorial Center
  • South Maui - Lokelani Intermediate School
  • Central Maui - Maui High School
  • West Maui - Lahainaluna High School
  • Lanai - Lanai High
  • Molokai - Molokai High

Please note that these shelters are not equipped with amenities, and that residents seeking shelter need to bring their own food, water, medicine and other emergency supplies.

All shelters are scheduled to open at 7 p.m. today, Friday, July 22, except for Molokai and Lanai high schools. An opening time for those shelter locations has not been determined yet and will be announced later today.

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Tropical Storm Darby Information Message For Friday July 22 At 6:00 PM

News Release from Hawaii County July 22, 2016

This is a Civil Defense Message.

This is a Tropical Storm Darby update for Friday July 22nd at 6:00 PM.

The National Weather Service has issued a Tropical Storm Warning for Hawaii County. A tropical Storm Warning means that tropical storm conditions are expected in Hawaii County within 36 hours. A high surf warning for east facing shores is also in effect.

As of 5 PM today, Tropical Storm Darby is located about 205 miles east-southeast of Hilo moving to the west at 12 miles per hour.  Maximum sustained winds are 60 miles per hour with higher gusts.

The public is advised to be storm ready. Heavy rains are expected to begin affecting the Big Island tonight. Residents are urged to complete storm preparations before nightfall, and stay off the road if at all possible.

In anticipation of possible damage to public and private property, an emergency proclamation was signed by Mayor Kenoi at noon today.

Should power be lost or access be blocked – ensure you have prescription medications, ice, water, oxygen, backup power and fuel if needed.

To keep everyone safe as Tropical Storm Darby approaches, all camping and pavilion reservations at County and State parks have been cancelled. Lava viewing and swimming pools are closed through Sunday. All State and County park facilities and remote areas of Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park are closed until further notice.

Hele-On Bus service will be suspended Saturday until further notice. Resumption of service will depend on road and weather conditions. Solid Waste Transfer Stations and Landfills will also be closed Saturday.

Umauma Bridge on Highway 19 will be closed starting at midnight with a detour through Old Mamalahoa Highway.

If possible and safe, shelter in place or with family and friends. Otherwise, the following pet-friendly emergency shelters are open:

  • Waiakea High,
  • Kalanianaole Elementary,
  • Keaau High,
  • Pahoa High,
  • Honokaa High and Intermediate,
  • Kealakehe High,
  • Konawaena High and
  • Ka’u High.

Other shelters that are not able to accommodate pets are open at

  • Hilo High,
  • Laupahoehoe Community Charter School,
  • Mountain View Elementary,
  • Waikoloa Elementary, and
  • Kohala High and Elementary.

Bring your own bedding, food, water, medicines and any personal items you may need.

Monitor your local radio broadcasts for information updates and go to hawaiicounty.gov for the details of this message.

Thank you for listening, this is your Hawaii County Civil Defense.

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