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Firefighters work to take out wildland fire near Kapolei Commons
HONOLULU COUNTY, HAWAII, JUL 25 – Fire crews have contained 75% of the 20-acre fire near Kapolei Commons with no structures threatened and no immediate risk to residents, officials said.
- On Thursday evening, firefighters responded to a wildfire that broke out close to the Kapolei Commons shopping area along Kapolei Parkway.
- The fire began as a reported rubbish fire with an unknown cause and quickly spread to about 20 acres.
- Officials responded with a combination of multiple tankers and fire trucks to control the blaze, which was visible from the H-1 Freeway.
- By about 2:23 a.m. Friday, the fire was reported 95% contained, with no structures threatened or evacuations ordered.
- Residents were advised to avoid the area and prepare emergency plans and go-bags in case conditions worsen.
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Firefighters work to take out wildland fire near Kapolei Commons
By Jeremiah Estrada Click here for updates on this story KAPOLEI, Hawaii (KITV) — Firefighters are responding to a wildland fire near Kapolei Commons on Thursday night. The fire is currently 75% contained, located at Kapolei Parkway near the shopping area. Approximately 20 acres of land is involved in the fire. There is no immediate
Wildfire blazes in Kapolei
HONOLULU (KHON2) -- The Honolulu Fire Department is responding to a wildland fire incident in Kapolei. The fire was first reported around 8:15 p.m. according to officials, with firefighters arriving on the scene shortly after. What should you pack in a go bag? According to the HFD, there is no threat to any structures at this time. While officials say there is no urgent action required by the public, it is important to stay alert and avoid…
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