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Call 211

To access disaster case management help

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2nd Virtual Homeowners Webinar

Thursday, June 27 - 5:30 p.m.

Scan QR code to submit questions:

Registration on Maui Recovers

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Historic & Business Districts

Neighborhood Planning Workshop

Saturday, June 29 • 3-5:30 p.m. • Lahainaluna Cafeteria

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Mahalo for Joining Us Tonight

  • Debris Removal Update
  • Permitting Update
  • Environmental Monitoring Portal
  • Ineligible Debris Removal Service
  • Evacuation Planning
  • Q&A

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Mayor Richard Bissen

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Councilmember

Tamara Paltin

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Office of Recovery

Erin Wade

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Coming soon!

County of Maui Office of Recovery Lahaina site

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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

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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Col. Eric Swenson

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Recovery Permitting Center

Mike Renner

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Recovery Permit Center (RPC)

  • PERMITS
    • In Review: 71
      • Non-Residential Permits: 4
    • Issued: 22
      • Through the County of Maui: 3
      • Through the RPC: 19

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Recovery Permit Center (RPC)

  • Submittals Updates
    • Plumbing & Electrical Contractor are not needed prior to issuance, will be needed prior to inspections. However, consolidated form is still required for submittal.

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Recovery Permit Center (RPC)

  • CONTACT INFORMATION
    • 110 Ala’ihi St., Suite 207, Kahului, HI 96732
      • Hours: 8am – 4pm, Monday – Friday
    • Phone: 808-270-5724
    • Email: RPC@co.maui.hi.us
    • Mike Renner, Project Manager
      • 925-785-3581

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State Department of Health, Environmental Management

Nancy Convard

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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

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What & Why

  • DOH and other partners including state and federal agencies, community groups, UH conducting environmental monitoring since the wildfires. Information shared in several ways.

  • Compiles and provides “One Stop Shop” for data – and what they mean ---from various sources and types, e.g. Air, water, sediment, ash, soil
  • Presents data in narrative, charts, graphs
  • Provide information on what we are sampling for and why
  • Includes screening action levels for the substances, as available
  • Explains what the data tell us about health and environmental impacts

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.

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DOH’s Environmental Monitoring �Data Portal 

Environmental.data@doh.Hawaii.gov

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West Maui Temporary�Debris Storage Site

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Data Download

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All Hands and Hearts

Annie Alvelais, Program Director

Lindsey DuPell, Project Manager

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June 2024

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All Hands & Hearts

Ineligible Debris Removal Service

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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

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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:

  • Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement
  • Hui Homes
  • Nāpili Noho
  • Hua Momona Foundation
  • Hui O Wa’a Kaulua
  • Lahainaluna High School
  • Kelawea Mauka

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�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

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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.�

    • Identify and discuss specific debris to be removed
    • Complete and sign scope of work and other required documentation�

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.�

    • Sign Accepted Deliverables
    • Complete feedback survey

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

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How to Request the Service

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  • mauirecovers.org/ineligibledebris�Information about ineligible debris, this service, and link to submit a request

  • Complete a brief request form online �or use the QR code

  • Contact Information
  • Property Address
  • About Your Household �(optional and used for prioritization)

Requests can be submitted starting today with work to start in July.

Requests will be prioritized based on need and readiness.

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Mahalo Nui!

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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

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Evacuation Management Planning

Lahaina Meeting

June 26, 2024

Lahaina Civic Center

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  • Incident Type
  • Incident Location
  • Incident Impact
  • What Drives the Evacuation Plan?

Evacuation Management Planning

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  • All-Hazards Approach
  • Tsunami
  • Active Shooter
  • Wildfire
  • Dam Failure

Evacuation Management Planning

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  • Multiple Roles and Responsibilities
  • Operational Coordination
  • All-County Effort

Evacuation Management Planning

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Maui Fire Department

  • Dispatched to Incident
  • Review Pre-Plan Enroute
  • Arrive on Scene
  • Initiate Incident Action Plan

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Maui Fire Department

  • Average of 250 times per year
  • Evacuation and Road Closure Determination
  • Procedure

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Maui Police Department

  • Routes
  • Evacuation Direction
  • Gates
  • Coordination

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Maui Emergency Management Agency

  • MEMA Alerts
  • EAS (Emergency Alert System)
  • WEA (Wireless Emergency Alerts)
  • Broadcast Radio
  • Public Sirens (HI-EMA)
  • Refuge and Sheltering
  • Local Capacity

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Department of Public Works

Evacuation Connector Roads

  • Aki St.
  • Kaakolu St. to the Lahaina Bypass
  • Kanakea Loop to Lahainaluna Rd
  • Kuhua St. Extension
  • Dickenson St. Extension
  • Kahili Pl. to Kaeo Pl.
  • Wahikuli – Fleming Rd., Wahikuli Rd, and Malanai St.

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Aki Street Connector

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Aki Street Connector

  • Connect existing Aki St. segments
  • Provides mauka outlet from Kuhua Subd. No. 3
  • Provides makai outlet from Kelawea Subd.

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Kaakolu St. Connector

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Kaakolu St. Connector

  • Provides mauka outlet from Kelawea Mauka Subd. 1 and 2
  • Approx. 10 ft elevation change
  • Emergency use only

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Kanakea Loop Connector

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Kanakea Loop Connector

  • Provides outlet to Lahainaluna Rd for Kelawea Mauka Subd. 2
  • Conflict with existing Water Supply and Parks Dept. facilities

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Kuhua St. Connector

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Kuhua St. Connector

  • Provides outlet to Keawe St.
  • Utility poles in conflict with road alignment
  • Land acquisition needed

1) Kuhua St. Looking toward Komo Mai St.

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Dickenson St. Connectors

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Dickenson St. Connectors

  • Provides addition mauka outlet from Honoapiilani Hwy

1) Dickenson St. Looking Mauka

2) Dickenson St. Looking Makai

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Dickenson St. Connectors

  • Provides a fire break and fire fighting access along Lahaina’s urban wildland interface

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Kahili Pl.–Kaeo Pl. Connector

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Kahili Pl.–Kaeo Pl. Connector

  • Provides secondary outlet from the Aholo Houselots Subd.
  • Existing County-owned 15-ft wide pedestrian right-of-way connecting the roads

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Wahikuli Connectors

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Wahikuli Connectors

  • Provides mauka outlets for Malanai St., Wahikuli Rd., and Felmeing Rd.
  • Integration with West Maui Greenway Plan

Wahikuli Rd.

Fleming Rd.

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All Proposed Improvements

Existing Conditions

Test Models

Lifesim Data Calculations

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Evacuation Data Summary

  • USACE computer models provided the following results:

Day of Incident

      • Existing Conditions: 2,849 cars evacuated in 60 minutes
      • Proposed Improvements: 2,849 cars evacuated in 32.3 minutes
    • With all 9 Proposed Road Improvements made and the same road debris, evacuation time would have been cut almost in half

Lifesim Data Calculations

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Evacuation Technology

  • Community Modeling
  • Timelines
  • Multiple Scenarios
  • Infrastructure Improvements
  • Operational Coordination

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  • Zoned Evacuation

  • Efficient Evacuation
  • Reduced Panic
  • Operational Coordination

Evacuation Technology

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  • Notification
  • Immediate
  • Cell Phone
  • Public Facing Page

Evacuation Technology

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Mahalo

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any questions?