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To access disaster case management help
2nd Virtual Homeowners Webinar
Thursday, June 27 - 5:30 p.m.
Scan QR code to submit questions:
Registration on Maui Recovers
Historic & Business Districts
Neighborhood Planning Workshop
Saturday, June 29 • 3-5:30 p.m. • Lahainaluna Cafeteria
Mahalo for Joining Us Tonight
Mayor Richard Bissen
Councilmember
Tamara Paltin
Office of Recovery
Erin Wade
Coming soon!
County of Maui Office of Recovery Lahaina site
Office of Recovery
Open House
Wednesday, July 3
(no community meeting that evening)
5:00 p.m.
Lahaina Gateway Center�Look for the green and white facade
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Col. Eric Swenson
Recovery Permitting Center
Mike Renner
Recovery Permit Center (RPC)
Recovery Permit Center (RPC)
Recovery Permit Center (RPC)
State Department of Health, Environmental Management
Nancy Convard
Maui Environmental Data Portal
June 26, 2024
Nancy Convard, P.E. , PMP, MPH
Hawaiʻi DOH, Environmental Management Division
Maui Wildfires Coordinator
Direct Tel: 808-586-4502
Environmental.data@doh.Hawaii.gov
What & Why
While the ash is hazardous, air, water, sediment, and beach monitoring shows no significant health concerns.
This means mitigation measures ™ and dust control is working.
DOH’s Environmental Monitoring �Data Portal
Environmental.data@doh.Hawaii.gov
West Maui Temporary�Debris Storage Site
Data Download
All Hands and Hearts
Annie Alvelais, Program Director
Lindsey DuPell, Project Manager
June 2024
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All Hands & Hearts
Ineligible Debris Removal Service
For nearly 20 years, All Hands and Hearts (AHAH) has worked alongside 168 disaster-affected communities, inviting more than 66,500 volunteers from 144 countries to clear debris, repair homes, build schools and much, much more.
AHAH prides itself on arriving early and staying late after a disaster strikes. Response teams are on the ground within days, clearing and cleaning up damaged homes. However, unlike most other relief organizations, AHAH is still on the ground months and even years later, repairing and rebuilding schools, homes and other infrastructure using resilient techniques and materials and giving opportunities to people around the world to come and volunteer.
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WHO WE ARE
All Hands and Hearts provides community-inspired, volunteer-powered disaster relief.
OUR MISSION
Following Lahaina’s Lead
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All Hands & Hearts’ compass in the wildfire response has been to follow the lead of local organizations.
Groups we’ve partnered with:
�We are providing a free service to clear and �dispose of the remaining "ineligible debris" �following the completion of USACE's clean up �efforts.
Our goal is to alleviate the cost and effort �involved in this step so property owners can �focus on their path to rebuilding and recovery.
New Service: Removal of Ineligible Debris
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the eligibility requirements? All residential lots in Lahaina that have received a closing package from the County following the completion of the USACE debris removal are eligible.
What's the cost? There is no cost for this service. We are a volunteer-powered non-profit organization committed to supporting disaster relief efforts.
What types of debris will be cleared and disposed of? We will work with property owners to identify the specific items to be cleared. Our goal is to dispose of all debris but there may be cases where certain items (i.e., large structures, pools, etc.) would not be within our scope and some items may require special handling.
How long will the process take? It will vary based on the type and volume of debris. We will provide an estimate following the assessment.
Do I have to be onsite while the work is being done? We only need to meet with the owner on site for the initial assessment and for sign off once work is completed.
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Overview of the Process
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Phase 1 & 2 Debris Removal Complete
Managed by EPA, USACE, and the County
Closing package submitted to County
Property marked “Complete” and right of entry returned to property owner�
AHAH Contacted
Property owner submits service request
AHAH reviews �request to confirm eligibility & prioritization
AHAH contacts property owner and schedules onsite assessment
Assess & Scope
AHAH meets with property owner onsite to assess scope.�
Work is added to the queue and scheduled
Property owner to secure “contractor” access placards
Close out
Property owner is notified and a walkthrough is scheduled.�
Deploy �Team
AHAH team is deployed to site for removal and clearing activities ��Contractors or specialists are engaged as needed
AHAH team will handle disposal per standard operating procedures and County requirements
How to Request the Service
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Requests can be submitted starting today with work to start in July.
Requests will be prioritized based on need and readiness.
Mahalo Nui!
Maui Emergency Management Agency
Amos Lonokailua-Hewitt, Director
Maui Fire Department
Chief Brad Ventura
Maui Police Department
Assistant Chief Keola Tom, Sgt. Mike Crowe
Department of Public Works
Jordan Molina, Director
Evacuation Management Planning
Lahaina Meeting
June 26, 2024
Lahaina Civic Center
Evacuation Management Planning
Evacuation Management Planning
Evacuation Management Planning
Maui Fire Department
Maui Fire Department
Maui Police Department
Maui Emergency Management Agency
Department of Public Works
Evacuation Connector Roads
Aki Street Connector
Aki Street Connector
Kaakolu St. Connector
Kaakolu St. Connector
Kanakea Loop Connector
Kanakea Loop Connector
Kuhua St. Connector
Kuhua St. Connector
1) Kuhua St. Looking toward Komo Mai St.
Dickenson St. Connectors
Dickenson St. Connectors
1) Dickenson St. Looking Mauka
2) Dickenson St. Looking Makai
Dickenson St. Connectors
Kahili Pl.–Kaeo Pl. Connector
Kahili Pl.–Kaeo Pl. Connector
Wahikuli Connectors
Wahikuli Connectors
Wahikuli Rd.
Fleming Rd.
All Proposed Improvements
Existing Conditions
Test Models
Lifesim Data Calculations
Evacuation Data Summary
Day of Incident
Lifesim Data Calculations
Evacuation Technology
Evacuation Technology
Evacuation Technology
Mahalo
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