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Kuleana: HIEMA’s role in natural disaster preparedness

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Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA 12 hours ago
Hurricane Nolo is going to impact Hawaiʻi Island tonight. Be sure you make a plan. There are options to stay in a safe place.
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Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA 14 hours ago
Hurricane Nolo is now at Category 2 strength and is forecast to turn west tonight, then gain forward speed and become a Category 3 on Saturday. Hurricane force winds are possible for the Big Island tonight through Satuday. Significant flash flooding is likely for the Big Island
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Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA 14 hours ago
Governor Josh Green today announced that the United States President has approved Hawaiʻi’s request for a pre-landfall Presidential Emergency Declaration for Hurricane Nolo.
The declaration provides federal assistance for emergency protective measures in the City and County of
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Hawaii EMA @Hawaii_EMA 15 hours ago
Staying informed is an important part of being prepared before an emergency or disaster occurs. Sign up for your county’s emergency alert system to receive timely information about severe weather, evacuations, road closures, and other threats that may affect your community.
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