Department of Facility Maintenance

STREAM MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

Streams: Permit Required

 
 Stream Name: MANAIKI STREAM, Honolulu District
Work locations: From 625 ft upstream of Ala Mahamoe Bridge to Mahiole St

Work Dates: August 12, 2025 – November 14, 2025  

 

 

Streams: Permit Not Required

 
Stream Name: KAPAKAHI DRAINAGE CANAL, Honolulu District
Work locations: From top of Ainakoa Ave to Aliikoa St
Work Dates: August 14, 2025 – October 24, 2025

 

COMPLETED STREAM MAINTENANCE

Completed Streams: Permit Required

 
Stream Name: KAELEPULU STREAM, Kailua District
Work locations: From downstream of Kawailoa Rd Bridge to the ocean

Work Dates: August 11, 2025 – September 17, 2025

 
Stream Name: ALAHAKI DITCH, Kailua District
Work locations: Between Holoholo St and Kahili St

Work Dates: October 21, 2025

 

 

Completed Streams: Permit Not Required

 

Stream Name: MOANALUA STREAM, Honolulu District
Work locations: From Moanalua Valley Neighborhood Park to Moanalua Golf Course
Work Dates: August 4, 2025 – August 30, 2025
 
Stream Name: KALAMA VALLEY DRAINAGE DITCH, Honolulu District
Work locations: From top of Honokahua St to Mokuhano St
Work Dates: July 12, 2025 – August 9, 2025
 

Stream Name: PAUOA STREAM, Honolulu District
Work locations: From behind Pauoa Elementary School to Pali Hwy
Work Dates: March 2024 – May 30, 2024

Stream name:
 NU‘UANU STREAM, Honolulu District
Work locations: From 3031 Polohilani Pl to Pū‘iwa Rd
Work Dates: March 2024 – May 30, 2024

Stream name: WĀWĀMALU STREAM, Honolulu District
Work locations: From Hawaii Kai Golf Course start and end
Work Dates: April 7, 2024 – April 30, 2024

 

THE CLEAN STREAM PROGRAM

The health of our streams is everyone’s concern, and stream owners have the responsibility to ensure that their portion of a stream is free from all debris that could prevent a clear waterway.  Clean streams can prevent severe damage from flooding that is caused when debris flows downstream and forms a clog in narrow parts of the stream or under a bridge.

Homeowners should remember that they can be held financially liable if improper stream management on their property causes flooding upstream or downstream that damages their neighbors’ property.

Helpful Tips To Get You Started

  • Check your property deed to determine if you are a stream owner. Misplaced your deed? A copy of your deed can be obtained from the State DLNR Bureau of Conveyances located at 1151 Punchbowl St., Room 123.
  • Collect trash from the stream and stream bank area. Dispose of the trash with your refuse.
  • Haul out large debris and bulky items such as shopping carts, tires, bikes, etc., from the stream and stream bank area.
  • Cut branches and vegetation that impede stream flow.
  • Remove fallen trees, sticks and leaves from the stream and stream bank area.Remove blockages and sediment build-up that impede stream flow

Get Involved NOW and be part of the solution!
Your Neighbors will appreciate your kokua.



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