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Eh, they’re still angling to play their get out of jail free card.I will suspect Maui County Fire won't look good after this either....
Hawaiian Electric is a for-profit, investor-owned, publicly traded utility that serves 95% of Hawaii’s electric customers. CEO Shelee Kimura said there are important lessons to be learned from this tragedy, and resolved to “figure out what we need to do to keep our communities safe as climate issues rapidly intensify here and around the globe.”
well done
It seems a little counterintuitive on the face of things, but you really don't want panicked people running/driving willy-nilly all over the place during a disaster. Out of the frying pan into the fire type thinking.
I will suspect Maui County Fire won't look good after this either....
They're are less than 80 firefighters on the island with a little over half on duty at any given moment. I'm not sure they can or should be held responsible for bureaucratic nonsense over their heads.
I think the number I saw was 47 on duty that night.
Its not bootlicking, its personal experience, training, and a lick of common sense. One of the main differences in being a licensed architect vs not being licensed, is being responsible for keeping people safe in buildings, and that goes from everything from natural disasters, man made fires, and everything in between. Its something I take extremely seriously so you can take your tone back to whatever conspiracy hole you crawled out from. Its taken our industry hundreds of failures, with many deaths, to figure out what works, even to this day we are constantly adapting our strategies and the codes to reflect the lessons learned. There is a huge noted difference in malfeasance, like chaining doors shut, and not not fully understanding how fires spread on the exterior of buildings, which has really only been studied in the last decade while I have been practicing but is a huge risk.Yet you have now taught them that in a crisis their best chance for survival is to either drive around or over the cops standing between them and life. Keep boot licking... Best case scenerio if this is excused police "just following orders", in the future they will be ignored, and possibly be put in danger, as there is no way someone is going to stop for them. There is now no trust. If I'm a Maui Cop I'd be pissed as hell at the position I was put in, and what that cost both the community in lives, and my own reputation. The reason it seems counterintuitive is it WAS counterintuitive, those LEO's would have been doing much more good if they'd been sent house to house at start to knock on doors and get people out.
I purposefully stated "Maui County Fire" to represent the bureaucratic issues/understaffing and not to place blame at those fighting the fires....
They're are less than 80 firefighters on the island with a little over half on duty at any given moment. I'm not sure they can or should be held responsible for bureaucratic nonsense over their heads.
I think the number I saw was 47 on duty that night.
Hawaiian Electric Responds to Lahaina Lawsuits
There are important lessons to be learnedbigislandgazette.com
”Our hearts and hands are with the people of Lahaina and Maui,” said Shelee Kimura, president and CEO of Hawaiian Electric
You do not need Nazi's or Space Lasers......to Explain Elite Greed, Native land stolen, and MSM and Alphabets bumping fist to cover up the murder and steal..... that recipes been going on since wagon wheels, and black pwder. Here you have motives, you have malfeasnace, and you have the results.That's nazi rocket scientist translation for "Rothschild space laser."