Hawaiian Electric crews are being deployed from Maui, Oahu, and California to help restore service to roughly 6,390 customers on Hawaiʻi Island after Hurricane Lala and Tropical Depression Moke, according to the utility.
Hawaiian Electric crews added from multiple locations after Hurricane Lala
The company said the additional personnel and equipment are being staged to accelerate repairs and bring more neighborhoods back online as work continues across impacted communities.
Utility officials noted that the surge of support is intended to stabilize the grid and speed restoration for remaining customers who lost electricity during the back-to-back weather systems.
Customers are encouraged to monitor company updates and prepare for crews operating in affected areas as restoration efforts expand islandwide.
Residents who were affected by Hurricane Lala are also being urged by emergency officials to stay weather-aware as the broader region continues recovery.
