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Emergency Preparedness, Safety
Apartment living: Preparing for an emergency
As an apartment renter, I know it can feel overwhelming to build an emergency kit and deal with various situations when we have limited space and there are other parties, like facilities management, involved. However, it is important we find creative solutions to prepare and prioritize our safety.
Emergency Preparedness, Safety
Helping my grandparents prepare for emergencies
Grandparents’ day isn’t just a day to honor and spend time with our grandparents. It’s also the perfect opportunity to give them something meaningful, like peace of mind during an emergency.
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Spotters provide crucial insights
Even with the company’s network of AI-assisted cameras and weather stations, field observations during a red flag warning play an important role. Armed with a toolkit that includes an anemometer (a device to measure wind speed), flashlight, high-visibility vest, maps and instructional materials, spotters are deployed in pairs as safety is a high priority.
Emergency Preparedness, Safety
Tips for a heart-healthy emergency food supply
You see, putting together a heart-healthy emergency food supply for hurricane season can take a little extra effort. These days, I follow recommendations from the American Heart Association (AHA) and many local favorites don’t fit well into those guidelines.
Emergency Preparedness, Safety, Tree Trimming
Greatest of all time (GOAT) goat grazing on Maui
In partnership with Surfing Goat Dairy, it was the first time in our company’s 100-plus year history where we “employed” 15 goats to clear a 1-acre area next to one of our substations.
Emergency Preparedness, Safety
Collaborating with the community during a PSPS
On May 14, 2025, our Emergency Planning and Preparedness team held a tabletop exercise to strengthen our work and communication with external stakeholders, including our partner organizations and customers.
Emergency Preparedness, Safety
Preparedness means supporting our employees and their ohana
On Wednesday, May 14, 2025, I attended our Emergency Preparedness Fair for employees and their ohana. We were joined by our external partners including the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency, the Department of Emergency Management, and the Hawaii Wildfire Management Organization.
Emergency Preparedness, Safety
Pet Preparedness: Building an emergency kit
When disaster strikes, we often focus on our own safety. We make sure to have food, water, flashlights, and other essentials that you may need in an emergency — but what about our pets?
Emergency Preparedness, Safety
Wildfire safety begins with learning
May is National Wildfire Awareness Month dedicated to prevention and preparedness. The Hawaii Wildfire Management Organization (HWMO) says over 99% of all wildfires in Hawaii are human-caused, and wildfire safety begins with learning about wildfire and safety.
Emergency Preparedness, Safety
Strengthening partnerships for a safer Hawaii
Last July, we launched the Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) program as part of our commitment to reducing wildfire risks and ensuring community safety. Since then, we’ve continued to work on improving our processes to make the best decisions during a PSPS event.