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Completed Stormwater Projects Across Hawaii

An open, circular sewer or utility access manhole set into a patch of green grass, with its metal lid resting nearby.

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A black fabric sediment filter insert inside a storm drain labeled S.D.1 set into the ground.

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View looking down into a concrete manhole containing stagnant water, debris, and metal equipment components.

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A high-angle view into a storm drain with dark water, discarded plastic trash, a paper cup, and debris.

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A metal storm drain grate set in pavement, cluttered with fallen leaves and a piece of discarded plastic.

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A worker in a high-visibility vest uses a red suction hose to clean sediment from a metal stormwater treatment unit.

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A person in a protective glove uses a red suction hose to clean the bottom of an open, circular industrial utility vault.

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A worker in a high-visibility yellow shirt and blue gloves uses a large red hose to clean a circular drain in the ground.

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A person in a neon yellow shirt uses a high-pressure hose to clean an open storm drain in a parking lot.

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A worker uses a red tool to pull trash and sludge out of an open storm drain on a street.

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Phone: (808) 722-5824

Email: mark@envirohawaii.com

Location: Waimanalo, Hawaii

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Mon-Sun: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm

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