Oahu residents asked to weigh in on water quality
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – Oahu residents are being asked to weigh in on their water quality.
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Honolulu’s Department of Environmental Services is asking residents to help shape the island’s water quality priorities by participating in the Oahu Clean Water Survey.
The five-minute survey launched Thursday and will be open through Aug. 23.
The survey asks questions about the public’s water-related concerns, like runoff, contamination threats, and costs.
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Officials are developing a plan to improve wastewater and storm water systems island-wide.
The survey will help the department’s leaders determine funding priorities for the near future.
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Click here to take the survey.
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