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Wildland Fire Preparedness

Get wildland fire prevention, mitigation, and safety information.
Wildland Fire Preparedness
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Home Fire Safety

The information you need to keep your home and loved ones safe.
Home Fire Safety
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Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS)

The Hawaiian Electric Company’s (HECO) PSPS program is a method of wildfire prevention that involves temporarily turning off the power to certain high-risk areas during extreme and potentially dangerous weather conditions. Typically, those weather conditions involve strong winds, low humidity and very dry vegetation — all of which can elevate the risk of wildfire.
HECO PSPS
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Employment Opportunities

The Honolulu Fire Department (HFD) offers many opportunities to start a rewarding career in public service. Learn more about HFD career paths and how you can start your journey today.
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Incident Trend Dashboard

Overview of what’s happening in your neighborhood.
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Fire and Life Safety

Resources to help you reduce the risk of fire or injury in your home.


Safety Resources

Fire Code of the City and County of Honolulu

Fire Code

Information on fireworks, inspections, permits, licensing and fees.


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Requests

Request fire and life safety education or fire related reports and records.


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Discover Resources

Home

The information you need to keep your home and loved ones safe.

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Business

Ensure a safe work environment for employees and patrons by adhering to the fire code.

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Keiki

Explore fun activities to engage our kids in learning fire safety

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Kupuna

Implement fire and fall prevention measures to minimize injury and death.

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Common Questions

Here are a few commonly asked questions about the Honolulu Fire Department. Want to learn more? Read the full list of frequently asked questions.


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