Hawaiʻi Fires

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What If HOAs, Not Government, Enforced  Wildfire Prevention Rules? Kawika Lopez/Civil Beat/2024

What If HOAs, Not Government, Enforced Wildfire Prevention Rules?

A Kauaʻi County planner thinks homeowners associations should be the first line of defense when it comes to wildfire risk.

Top Trump Official Made A Startling Lahaina Fire Claim. There’s More To It National Guard/2023

Top Trump Official Made A Startling Lahaina Fire Claim. There’s More To It

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem misstated the conclusions of a limited study of a small group of fire survivors.

Maui Fires Settlement: Kamehameha Schools Poised To Pay $872 Million Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022

Maui Fires Settlement: Kamehameha Schools Poised To Pay $872 Million

A state court will decide soon whether to allow one of Hawaiʻi’s oldest and largest charitable trusts to settle claims related to the fires that destroyed Lahaina.

Plans To Improve Lahaina Evacuation Routes Are Slowly Inching Forward Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat/2024

Plans To Improve Lahaina Evacuation Routes Are Slowly Inching Forward

Nearly three dozen people died trying to escape the Kuhua Camp neighborhood, where the county is now working to extend and widen roadways.

Hawaiʻi Launches A New Fire Playbook As Maui Investigations Wrap Jack Truesdale/Civil Beat/2023

Hawaiʻi Launches A New Fire Playbook As Maui Investigations Wrap

A new state fire marshal and a Big Island nonprofit will take the lead on preparing communities for fires and reducing risks.

See A Birds-Eye View Of Maui’s Massive Fire Debris Transfer Kawika Lopez/Civil Beat/2025

See A Birds-Eye View Of Maui’s Massive Fire Debris Transfer

County officials and residents said the first day of hauling went smoothly, but the enormous project is just getting started.

Fast-Moving Maui Brush Fire Evacuates At Least 105 Homes Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022

Fast-Moving Maui Brush Fire Evacuates At Least 105 Homes

Updated: The Kahikinui fire was 80% contained as of Monday morning.

Maui Wildfire Debris Is On The Move Again. What Happens Next? Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat/2024

Maui Wildfire Debris Is On The Move Again. What Happens Next?

Maui County officials are still discussing the future use of the Olowalu site where wildfire debris is being temporarily stored.

Maui Takes 1st Steps Toward Restoring Historic Royal Site In Lahaina Erin Nolan/Civil Beat/2025

Maui Takes 1st Steps Toward Restoring Historic Royal Site In Lahaina

Moku‘ula, the royal compound where Native Hawaiian nobility resided for centuries, is buried beneath the burned remnants of a ballpark. Maui County officials hope to restore the Lahaina landmark over the next several years.

Hawaiʻi’s First State Fire Marshal In Decades Has A Long To-Do List Office of the Governor/2025

Hawaiʻi’s First State Fire Marshal In Decades Has A Long To-Do List

State Fire Marshal Dori Booth will work to implement changes recommended after the Lahaina wildfire.