Maui County is updating its 2025 Hazard Mitigation Plan, hosting community meetings for resident input on natural disaster risks reduction, starting February 27, 2025, with in-person and virtual options.

The Hawai‘i State Council on Developmental Disabilities plans its annual Day at the Capitol for March 5, celebrating inclusion and the contributions of people with developmental disabilities.

Lahaina residents to learn about ash and debris transfer to a permanent site at an open house with officials from Maui County, USACE, EPA, and Dept. of Health.

Hawaii will conduct a mandatory live fire training exercise at Kona and Hilo airports from Feb. 10-12 to recertify aircraft rescue firefighters, not affecting normal operations.

Hawai‘i Police collaborate with NHTSA to enforce sober driving during Super Bowl LIX, amidst rising DUI arrests and traffic fatalities, urging responsibility and the use of designated drivers.

Attorneys general from 14 states oppose Trump's actions on gender-affirming care, refuting any connection with 'female genital mutilation' and vowing to enforce state laws protecting such care.

Kaua'i non-profits are applying for grants aimed at enhancing youth and adult wellbeing, with a focus on mental health, substance abuse, and pro-social activities, before the February 14 deadline.

The Salvation Army ARC will accept donations on Feb 14th in Līhu‘e, including clothes and small furniture; no electronics or broken items. Drop-offs must be done from vehicles, and pick-up services are available.

Lanakila Pacific in Honolulu has strengthened its facility against natural disasters with a $1.6 million FEMA grant, ensuring continued meal service for seniors.

The Honolulu Fire Department celebrated the promotions of 25 members, including four new Battalion Chiefs and civilian radio communications experts, emphasizing commitment to public safety and professional excellence.

The Kaua‘i Fire Department urges caution with fireworks during Lunar New Year, emphasizing safety for individuals, preventing wildfires, and adhering to legal restrictions.

Hawaii's DCA is enhancing its public campaign on how to deal with electrical emergencies, including downed power lines, and urging residents to call 911 for urgent situations and contact utilities for non-emergent issues like overgrown vegetation.

DHHL schedules a community meeting on January 29, 2025, to discuss access issues on Hawaiian homelands in Kaʻū, addressing residents' concerns over recent gate closures.