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05 FIRE CHIEFS REPORT November 2022 (2)
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TO THE FIRE COMMISSION <br />Highlights <br />The following are the top 3 issues for the last month. <br />OnNovember9,2022, the HFD participated in the <br />naming of the Phoa Community Park in honor of <br />the Past Mayor Billy Kenoi. The ceremony was <br />held in the gym he was so instrumental in getting <br />built. Attendance included many politicians and <br />friends from the Big Island as well as the neighbor <br />Islands. <br /> <br />The Fire Equipment Operator Assessment Center was completed. This integral part of <br />the promotional process had been delayed for a candidate that was off island but was <br />authorized to take the test. This evaluation had 22 candidates go through the various <br />testing and assessments to be ranked for potential Driver vacancies. This list will be <br />good untilMay31,2023. <br />Standard Operating Procedures. The first batch of Standard Operating Procedures <br />have been returned from the Union with comments. These SOPs are being updated <br />and the Department will have the pre-final review in November. It is anticipated that <br />these first 12 SOPs will be signed into effect in December. This initiative supports the <br />modernization and updates of the existing policies. <br />MaunaLoaEruption <br />On November27, 2022, the anticipated return of volcanic activity <br />for Mauna Loa arrived. After a 38-year calm, the summit erupted <br />in a spectacular eruption that was contained within the caldera. A <br />lava lake formed at the summit and spilled over to the north and <br />southwest portion of the summit. This initial spillage alarmed the <br />Kona community of a potential flow, but this rapidly gave way to a <br />northeast rift zone eruption. Four (4) fissures eventually opened, <br />with all but one (1) falling silent since. Fissure 3, which is the <br />most active, is producing a flow of 37,000 gallons per second. <br />This has fed a lava flow that is approximately 2 miles from the <br />Daniel K. Inouye (DKI) Highway. At present spread rates, Lava <br />impacts to the DKI are expected to beonDecember12,2022. <br />The immense interest of the public has resulted in a portion of the <br />viewing area. The HFD is supporting this effort with a First Aid Team during the viewing <br />hours. <br />Section Report by: DFC Eric Moller <br />3| Page <br /> <br />
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