Hawaiian Electric says about 248 Big Island customers still with no power

While Hawaiian Electric continues to make significant progress on its power restoration efforts in the wake of Hurricane Hone, there remain some Big Island customers who still, now about 3 days after the storm struck, are experiencing outages.

As of 8 a.m. today, about 248 Hawai‘i Island customers remain without power.

Hawaiian Electric crews are continuing to respond to scattered, isolated outages in the following areas:

• Pāpaʻikou and Pepeʻekeo.
• Hawaiian Beaches and Hawaiian Shores.
• ʻĀinaloa.
• Nānāwale Estates, Leilani Estates, Kalapana and Seaview Estates.
• Mountain View, Glenwood, Royal Hawaiian Estates and Fern Forest.
• Volcano Village, Mauna Loa Estates, Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park, Volcano Golf Course Subdivision.
• Waipunahina, Paʻauilo and Kalōpā Mauka and Makai.
• Āhualoa to Pāʻauhau.

Customers who do not live in these areas are urged to call the Hawaiʻi Island Trouble Line at 808-969-6666 if they are still without electricity.

Hawaiian Electric is collaborating with the Hawaiʻi County to provide critical information and resources at county shelters in Kea‘au and Pāhoa.

Both shelters are pet-friendly and provide Wi-Fi. Company representatives are at the shelters from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.