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Kuleana: HIEMA’s role in natural disaster preparedness

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FEMA Region 9 @FEMARegion9 20 hours ago
The FEMA Emergency Declaration for Hawaiʻi supports state and local response efforts by providing federal assistance for eligible emergency activities related to Hurricane Lala.
 
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Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA Aug 25, 2026
Hawai'i County is working with cultural practitioners and expert teams to respectfully recover burials displaced by flooding from Hurricane Lala in Nāʻālehu.
Flooding can expose or move soil, debris, and sometimes human elements. If you find possible human elements: Stop work,
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Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA Aug 24, 2026
Final Tropical Depression Moke Update: Moke is continuing on its track west of the Hawaiian Islands, and this is expected to continue the next day or two, taking the system farther away. Tropical Depression Moke is expected to produce isolated additional rainfall through Monday
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Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA Aug 23, 2026
Hawaiʻi County is working with cultural practitioners and expert teams to respectfully recover burials displaced by flooding from Hurricane Lala in Nāʻālehu. 

Flooding can expose or move soil, debris, and sometimes human remains. If you find possible human remains: Stop work,
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