HDOT Highways’ Storm Water Management Program is involved in numerous activities to prevent storm water pollution from entering Hawaii’s valuable water resources. Click the images below to find out more about HDOT Highways’ various efforts.

Trash Free Hawaii

HDOT Highways' Storm Water Management Program unveiled a new #TrashFreeHawaii campaign to promote preventing storm water pollution.

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Trash Baseline Study

To better understand the amount and composition of trash coming off our highways, HDOT Highways conducted a multiyear trash study in open channels on Oahu.

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Phase 5 Erosion Control on Kamananui Road

HDOT Highways implemented erosion control measures on slopes along Kamananui Road.

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Phase 5 Erosion Control on Kalanianaole Hwy.

HDOT Highways implemented erosion control measures through an anchored wire mesh system on the slopes along Kalanianaole Highway.

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Phase 5 Erosion Control Interstate Route H-1

HDOT Highways implemented erosion control measures through an Articulated Concrete Block Mat System on the slopes along Interstate H-1.

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Kawainui Watershed Permanent BMP Project

The Kawainui Watershed Permanent BMP project includes the repair of eroded slopes at six sites located within HDOT Highways.

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