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Pōhakuloa Training Area Announces September Training Schedule, Hunting Opportunities

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Military units are scheduled to conduct training at Pōhakuloa Training Area in September that might be heard by surrounding communities.

For the community’s awareness, the planned training dates for this month are as follows:

  • Sept 19-23: Army combined arms live fire. Training will occur during daytime and nighttime hours.
  • Sept 26-30: Marine combined arms live fire. Training will occur during daytime and nighttime hours.
  • Sept 28-30: Army demolitions training. Training will occur during daytime and nighttime hours.

Unmanned aircraft systems training also can occur 24 hours a day, seven days a week at PTA in the restricted airspace.

Training dates are subject to change based on safety, weather and other environmental factors. Weather, such as overcast conditions, also can increase noise and vibrations. Should individuals hear noise, there is no immediate danger.

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The military appreciates the understanding and continued support of the Hawai‘i Island community. While sometimes loud, this training is critical to ensure military units and service members are ready to accomplish their mission and return home safely.

To report concerns related to noise or training, contact U.S. Army Hawai‘i’s Community Concern Line at 808-656-3487 or via email at usag.hawaii.comrel@army.mil. Concerns are responded to during regular business hours from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

The following hunting opportunities also are planned for September at PTA:

  • 6 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Sept 3-4: Archery mammal, Humuula (Training Area 1-4); for more details, click here.
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There are no convoys currently planned for September.

For more information, click here. You also can follow PTA on Twitter.

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