Turn Your Household Green
Looking to go green this year? Updating your household habits to reduce environmental impacts is a great way to get started! Here are five simple ways to get develop your new green habits.
DOT HWYS Oahu’s Q4 2020 Adopt-A-Highway Champions
Congratulations to the Ewa Beach Assembly of God, HDOT Highways, Oahu District’s Fourth Quarter 2020 Adopt-A-Highway Champions! Their route is along Ewa Beach from Zippy’s to Keoneula Elementary.
2020 Protect Our Water Conference
The Hawaii State Department of Transportation (HDOT), Highways, Harbors and Airports Divisions’ Storm Water Management Programs collaborated to host the 2020 Protect Our Water Conference on Wednesday, November 18, 2020.
Tackle Unseen Pollutants
Hawaii’s stormwater systems are intended for rainwater overflow in heavy storms. While the storm drains work well to keep roads safe, they often deposit pollutants into the waters surrounding our islands. Here are a few ways your household can stop contributing to water pollution.
HDOT Launches New Hawaii Storm Patrol Online Learning Series
The Highways Division, Oahu District’s Storm Water Management Program recently launched a new online video series focused on teaching keiki about protecting our ocean, rivers, and streams from pollution.
Introducing Your Household’s New Favorite Color: Green
Changing your household habits to reduce environmental impact is a great way to go green! Here are five “green” habits that you and your family can adapt to help protect our environment.
Water Conservation Tips
Water is one of the most utilized and important elements in our natural daily lives. We encourage you, your household, and your loved ones to work with us and many other forward-thinking groups in finding ways to conserve and reuse water.
How The Industrial and Commercial Team Protects Our Water
Our IC team schedules storm water inspections to meet with facilities adjacent to the State right-of-way, both commercial and industrial, who have the potential to impact the State Highways Division’s Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4).
DIY Rain Barrel
We are approaching Hawaii’s rainy season, which lasts from November through March. We have a great, eco-friendly way of watering flowers and yard with this DIY rain barrel project the whole family can take part in.
DOT HWYS Oahu’s Q3 2020 Adopt-A-Highway Champions
Congratulations to the Defense Information Systems Agency – Pacific (DISA PAC), HDOT Highways, Oahu District’s Third Quarter 2020 Adopt-A-Highway Champions! Their route is along Kalanianaole Highway from mile marker 8.2 to 10.2.