Wildfire | Emergency and Disaster Resources

Wildfires can spread quickly, fueled by dry vegetation, high winds, and drought conditions.

They can destroy homes, block roads, and threaten lives within minutes.

AUW 211 connects Hawai‘i residents with evacuation routes, shelter locations, and recovery support before, during, and after a wildfire.

如果您處於緊急危險中，請撥打 911！

緊急新聞

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受影響的社區

Wildfires can affect both rural and urban areas across Hawai‘i, especially during dry or windy conditions.

Certain communities face higher risk:

Residents near open grasslands, forests, or undeveloped land
Homes with limited road access or single evacuation routes
Agricultural areas or communities downwind of dry terrain
Older adults, people with disabilities, or families without transportation
Residents in drought-prone islands or communities with limited water supply

我可以去哪裡？

如果你面臨緊急危險，, 撥打911.
如果你安全但需要非緊急幫助，, 撥打211 取得本地資源。.

安全地點包括

Official county emergency shelters and Red Cross evacuation centers
Community centers or schools outside the burn area
Designated pet-friendly shelters, if available
Temporary lodging with friends or family outside evacuation zones

If ordered to evacuate, leave immediately — wildfires can move faster than you think.
Never wait until you see flames or smell smoke to take action.

我可以做哪些準備？

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Preparation helps save lives and homes. Take steps now to reduce risk.

Create a 14-day emergency kit (water, food, medications, masks, flashlight, batteries, first aid, important documents)
Maintain a “defensible space” — clear dry grass, leaves, and debris within 30 feet of your home
Use fire-resistant roofing and vents where possible
Identify two evacuation routes and practice them with your household