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Maui Fire Department Warns Public of Phone Scam
The Maui Fire Department is warning the public about a telephone scam that is currently being attempted in Maui County. The scam comes amid a large wildfire that has burned 5,300 acres below Pukalani since it first started Thursday afternoon.
UPDATE: Brush Fire at Kula Ag Park
Pūlehu Road in Kula is CLOSED between Holopuni and the “Y” Omaopio/Pūlehu intersection due to a brush fire. Fire crews are on scene.
Brush Fire at Pūlehu/Ōma‘opio Junction
Firefighters arrived on scene at 12:15 a.m. to find a 20 x 100 foot strip of grass & brush burning off the shoulder of the road at the Pūlehu/Ōmaʻopio junction.
UPDATE: Pūlehu Brush Fire Blackens 30 Acres, Cause is Suspicious
A brush fire in fallow sugar cane off of Pūlehu Road burned a total of 30 acres before being brought under control.
Brushfire Burns Two Acres in Pūlehu/Ōmaʻopio Area
Maui firefighters were called to reports of a brushfire in the Pūlehu/Ōmaʻopio area at approximately 3:47 p.m. Monday, Jan. 2, 2017.
Unscheduled Cane Fire Burns 500 Acres Off Pūlehu Road
Maui fire crews are responding to a brush fire in the Puʻunēnē area of Central Maui. The fire was reported at around 12:40 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 31, 2016.