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Naval officials --acknowledging those concerns Saturday Morning -- announced authorization of both government furnished housing and Temporary Lodging Assistance (TLA).

The National Park Service and Navy Region Hawaii, with the support of Pacific Historic Parks, will host a series of events through Thursday as part of the 80th National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Commemoration.

Although a realistic timeline for when the water will be safe for drinking or cooking is still unknown.

HONOLULU (KITV4) -- Tensions escalated during a town hall at the Aliamanu Military Reservation Chapel Wednesday evening, as Navy leadership fielded questions and complaints from impacted residents.

Residents of several military housing communities on and around the joint base began complaining of foul-smelling tap water on Sunday. Some have complained of an oily sheen. Others have complained of illnesses and rashes.

Hawaii Rep. Kai Kahele is demanding answers from the Navy on the water contamination situation unfolding on Red Hill.

Two days after military residents reported odor from their tap water, the US Navy held a town hall in Moanalua to update residents on its efforts to pinpoint the source.

As the health department held hearings on whether the Navy could operate its Red Hill fuel facility safely, fuel from a Red Hill pipeline was leaking into Pearl Harbor.