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PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii - The Navy is holding Town Hall meetings this evening, Nov. 30, with affected housing communities to provide up-to-date information and answer questions regarding the ongoing water issue identified at several military housing areas.
What: Command Ombudsmen/Key Spouse Information Meeting When: 6 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 30 Where: Hickam Theater, 7393 Ohana Nui Circle #7371, Honolulu, 96818
What: Moanalua Terrace Housing Community Town Hall When: 7 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 30 Where: Moanalua Terrace Community Center (formerly Forest City), 2500 Radford Drive, Honolulu, 96818
What: Hickam Housing Community Town Hall When: 7 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 30 Where: Hickam Theater, 7393 Ohana Nui Circle #7371, Honolulu, 96818
What: Halsey, Radford, Catlin Housing Community Town Hall When: 7 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 30 Where: Halsey Terrace Community Center, 620 Pool Street, Honolulu 96818
The Navy is working multiple efforts to keep affected communities apprised and identify the source of the odor in the water.
To date, all tests of water samples conducted by both the Hawaii Department of Health and the Navy have not detected petroleum constituents in initial testing. The Navy is pursuing more stringent tests by independent labs on the mainland to ensure water purity meets EPA standards.
Approximately 200 residents have called the line for testing, and known impacted neighborhoods are currently Catlin Park, Halsey Terrace, Radford Terrace, Doris Miller, Moanalua Terrace, and Ohana Nui.
The Navy is continuing to collect and test samples, inspect water distribution systems and other parts of the Navy’s water distribution system to identify and characterize the source of the odor in the water.
The Navy continues to monitor and investigate and will update residents and other stakeholders.