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Saving Kauai's Kalihiwai Reservoir Is An Expensive Problem - Vimarsana News

Saving Kauai's Kalihiwai Reservoir Is An Expensive Problem

In a last-ditch effort, some farmers and wildlife enthusiasts are trying to raise funds to save this relic of the plantation era.

Legislature considers measure to help landowners with aging dams - Vimarsana News

Legislature considers measure to help landowners with aging dams

A measure aiming to improve the integrity and safety of dams and spillways in the state is advancing at the Hawaiʻi State Capitol. HPR's Casey Harlow has more.

Dole Fined $20,000 For 'Significant' Safety Risks Posed By Wahiawa Dam - Vimarsana News

Dole Fined $20,000 For 'Significant' Safety Risks Posed By Wahiawa Dam

Dole Fined $20,000 For 'Significant' Safety Risks Posed By Wahiawa Dam - Honolulu Civil Beat Dole Fined $20,000 For ‘Significant’ Safety Risks Posed By Wahiawa Dam The fine was among the first enforcements against local dam owners since the Kaupakalua dam overflowed, prompting evacuations on Maui. Reading time: 5 minutes. The state’s land board fined Dole Food Company Hawaii $20,000 on Friday for failing to safely maintain the Wahiawa dam, which protects Oahu’s North Shore from flooding by Lake Wilson. The more than century-old dam presents a “significant risk to the public todayâ€...

Officials unable to assess flood damage until reservoir empties | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Officials unable to assess flood damage until reservoir empties | News, Sports, Jobs

Mar 11, 2021 Mark Vaught of East Maui Irrigation Co. (from right), Shan Tsutsui of Mahi Pono and Maui County Mayor Michael Victorino visit the Kaupakalua Dam in Haiku on Tuesday following massive flooding. DLNR photos The Maui News State engineers and the owners of the Kaupakalua Dam won’t be able to fully assess the damage to the structure until flooding subsides and the reservoir empties out, the Department of Land and Natural Resources said Wednesday. Officials visited the dam on Tuesday, a day after torrential rains overflowed the dam, flooded roads and washed away bridges and homes. ...