AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBoil Water Lifted (Hawaiʻi Island): The County Department of Water Supply canceled a precautionary boil water notice for the Wai’ōhinu–Nā‘ālehu Water System after additional testing found no coliform or other contaminants; residents can resume normal tap use, with a recommendation to flush taps, hose bibbs, fountains and ice makers first. Grid Hardening (Molokaʻi): Hawaiian Electric will replace about 8 miles of copper lines with aluminum conductors along East Kamehameha V Highway (Onioni Drive to ʻUalapuʻe) Oct. 3–8, with planned outages and pole upgrades as part of wildfire-risk reduction. State Scam Alert: DBEDT and the Hawaiʻi Green Infrastructure Authority warned of fraudulent mailers using HGIA’s name to push fake home warranty and mortgage protection scams. Local Crime Data: Hawaiʻi’s Attorney General says serious criminal offenses fell by more than 10% in 2025, with notable drops in arson, murder, sex offenses and theft. UH AI Training: University of Hawaiʻi Community Colleges opened registration for a free, five-week AI in Teaching and Learning course starting Oct. 26. Honolulu Travel/Transit: ANA launched its second Pokémon-themed 787-9 jet with an inaugural flight to Honolulu. State Capitol Services: Hawaiʻi marked official services for former Gov. George R. Ariyoshi, including a lie in state and state service at the Capitol rotunda.
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