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Kauai: The only island Kamehameha couldn't take by force.

Hurricane Lowell Causes Widespread Damage to KIUC System

## Hurricane Lowell Impacts Kauaʻi: System-Wide Damage Reported Recent passage of Hurricane Lowell has resulted in widespread damage to the Kauaʻi Island Utility Cooperative (KIUC) system, impacting power across the island. KIUC crews are actively assessing the extent of the damage and working to restore service as quickly and safely as possible. Residents should anticipate prolonged outages and are urged to prioritize safety by preparing for potential disruptions. Stay informed through official KIUC channels for updates and estimated restoration times. For comprehensive guidance on navigating the aftermath, readers can review “What Kauaʻi County residents, visitors need to know Monday about Hurricane Lowell” published by Kauai Now, offering essential safety and preparedness information. We will continue to provide updates as they become available.

Kauai: The only island Kamehameha couldn't take by force.

Props to KIUC

A huge shoutout to KIUC – Upper Kapahi! Recent storms tested Kauai's power grid, and the swift restoration of service was truly remarkable. Many of us remember a time when even a minor disruption meant extended outages, but yesterday's brief power loss was a welcome surprise. Reports from residents, including sightings of KIUC trucks diligently working through the storm, highlight the significant improvements in infrastructure resilience. While the south side undoubtedly experienced more severe impacts, the overall performance of the grid demonstrates substantial progress. A sincere mahalo to the KIUC workers who braved the elements to keep the lights on for our community—your dedication is appreciated. For more on experiencing the magic of Kauai, check out "17 Hawaii Experiences That Feel Unreal."