Attendees of the Merrie Monarch Festival in Hawaii are reminded of ongoing quarantine restrictions on transporting ʻōhiʻa plants to prevent the spread of Rapid ʻŌhiʻa Death. Noncompliance could result in significant fines.

The DHHL awarded nearly 400 leases to Native Hawaiians in West Hawaiʻi, aiming to reduce the waitlist for homeownership and promote community stability.

Maui County announces closures of various services on Good Friday, April 18, 2025, with certain facilities operating on reduced hours, while trash pickup and Maui Bus services remain unchanged.

Kaua‘i Police Department reminds residents of backup non-emergency numbers ahead of system maintenance scheduled for April 14, 2025, at 4:30 p.m. Emergency services via 911 will continue without interruption.

Hawai'i County opens a new $31 million Emergency Call Center in Hilo, designed to withstand extreme conditions and integrating police and fire dispatch under one roof.

Honolulu honors its public service workers, including dispatchers and radio technicians, during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, as announced by the police department.

The County of Maui hosts a webinar on wildfire safety, featuring Hawaiian Electric Co.'s strategies to mitigate risks, with community updates from various agencies.

Kalena Park seeks community feedback through a survey about recent improvements, with chances to win prizes for participants. The quick survey aims to understand public views and gather future suggestions.

Maui County announced the groundbreaking for Hawai'i's first government-funded hula center, with traditional ceremonies leading up to construction set for April 2025.

Maui County's Department of Planning encourages property owners affected by wildfires to apply for permits to rebuild nonconforming structures under Ordinance 5780 by April 1, 2029, adhering to certain conditions.

The Maui Emergency Management Agency introduces Genasys Protect to enhance emergency operations on Maui, Molokaʻi, and Lānaʻi, providing real-time updates and evacuation alerts.

Kaua'i's Ocean Safety Bureau is set to teach youth ocean safety through its free Keiki and Junior Lifeguard programs this summer. Registration starts May 1.

The Hawaii Police Department's third annual Outrigger Youth Canoe Regatta promoted community ties and competition, drawing around 100 kids with support from local entities and volunteers.