A list of open emergency shelters, closed schools and roads
A list of open emergency shelters and closed schools and roads on Maui and Hawaii island:
>> EVACUATION CENTERS
Maui
Maui High School
Mayor Hannibal Tavares Community Center
War Memorial Gym
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Lahaina Civic Center
Evacuees at Maui Preparatory Academy have been “notified to leave to access hotels along Kaanapali Parkway to gather belongings and evacuate Lahaina through Kahakuloa,” county officials said.
Hawaii island
Waimea Community Center
Waimea District Park
Hisaoka Gym on the island.
>> SCHOOLS
All Hawaii public schools on Maui, except Hana High & Elementary, will remain closed through Friday.
In addition to the public schools, Kamehameha Schools Maui and Aapueo Preschool are closed today.
All public libraries on the island are also closed.
>> ROADS
The following roads and highways were closed as of this morning:
Maui
All roads in Lahaina Town are closed, including between Wahikuli wayside park on the north to Kai Hele Ku Street to the south. Emergency personnel only
No traffic, except emergency personnel, is being allowed into West Maui.
Kahekili Highway at Waihee to Lahaina-bound traffic
State routes in Lahaina, Kihei, and Makawao.
Honoapiilani Highway is open for south-bound traffic only exiting Lahaina. Also open from Kaanapali Parkway, up Keawe and onto the Lahaina bypass exiting Lahaina.
Haleakala Highway (Route 377 from Kula Highway to Crater Road due to downed power lines.
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