Battalion 1, East Hawaiʻi

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Incidents:

• December 4, Inc#25377; Fire: Kamehameha Ave./District 01, Structure Fire in two (2) commercial units, no injuries or fatalities reported. 

• December 5 & 6; Multiple Storm Related incidents from Kona Low weather event. Mainly in Puna. 

• December 10, Inc#25983; Rescue/EMS: Mauna Kea Summit/District 04, Person fell down slope and brought up 550ft., one (1) person with minor injuries who refused care, no fatalities reported.  

• December 19, Inc#26585; Fire: Peck Rd./District 05, Structure Fire, no injuries or fatalities reported. 

• December 25, Inc#27007; Rescue: Kalapana/District 10, Drowning, one (1) fatality reported. 

• December 29, Inc#27306; Fire: Kauhale Olu Apts./District 01, Structure fire, two (2) injuries reported, no fatalities reported.



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