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<br />• DAV coordinators continue to meet with the Hawaiʻi Police Department, Traffic <br />Services Section, to explore ways of improving the tagging and removal of abandoned <br />vehicles. <br />• Monthly towing numbers: <br /> <br />AV Towing 2017-18 (in Hilo and Kona) <br /> <br />July: 46 in Hilo; 37 in Kona <br />August: 35 in Hilo; 64 in Kona <br />September: 47 in Hilo; 51 in Kona <br />October: 34 in Hilo; 55 in Kona <br />November: 37 in Hilo; 51 in Kona <br />December: 29 in Hilo; 52 in Kona <br />January: 45 in Hilo; 59 in Kona <br />February: 33 in Hilo; 40 in Kona <br />March: 40 in Hilo; 45 in Kona <br /> <br />The total tow requests sent for the month of March 2018 was 97; however, 12 were not <br />on location at the time of arrival. <br /> <br />7. SORT STATION UPDATE (FY 17-18) <br />July 2017: 1,091.43 tons taken to sort station (0 diverted) <br />August 2017: 1,261.89 tons taken to sort station (0 diverted) <br />September 2017: 1,128.11 tons taken to sort station (0 diverted) <br />October 2017: 1,534.62 tons taken to sort station (0 diverted) <br />November 2017: 1,484.47 tons taken to sort station (0 diverted) <br />December 2017: 1,353.19 tons taken to sort station (0 diverted) <br />January 2018: 1,456.82 tons taken to sort station (0 diverted) <br />February 2018: 1,239.54 tons taken to sort station (0 diverted) <br />March: 1,964.27 tons taken to sort station (0 diverted) <br />Totals: 12,514.34 tons taken to sort station (0 diverted) <br /> <br />Per the Solid Waste Division, Total Tons Diverted has been zero for some time because <br />they have not been conducting active sorting. Much of this is due to the storage of tires <br />in the Sort Station collected during the dengue outbreak. Waste is received at the Sort <br /> <br /> <br />