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East-Facing Beach Parks Reopen After Hurricane Passes
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All county beach and shoreline parks closed due to Hurricane Douglas reopened this morning.
The Hawai‘i County Department of Parks and Recreation closed all east-facing beach parks on July 24 due to the approaching storm. Douglas passed the Big Island Sunday, causing little impact.
As a result, Parks and Rec reopened east-facing beach parks at 7 a.m. Anyone with questions or concerns is asked to call 808-961-8311.
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