Hickam discharges 9,500 gallons of partially treated wastewater
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The area affected by the wastewater discharge is highlighted in yellow.
The public is advised to avoid contact with waters near the entrance channel to Pearl Harbor due to the discharge of partially treated wastewater Opens in a new tab from the plant there.
The Hawaii Department of Health says an estimated 9,500 gallons of partially treated wastewater was discharged from the Hickam Wastewater Treatment Plant due to a pump failure.
This wastewater was treated with UV only, and no sand filtration.
The affected waters are near the plant outfall near the entrance channel to Pearl Harbor, just off the Ewa end of the Reef runway.
The public should remain out of these waters until the advisory has been canceled.
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