Kokua Line: Can city increase household hazardous waste disposal?
27-09-2026 12:05 via staradvertiser.com

Kokua Line: Can city increase household hazardous waste disposal?

Question: Registration for the city’s free Household Hazardous Waste drop-off event in November is already closed — fully booked more than a month in advance. And there are no future events scheduled — the city website says 2027 HHW event dates are “TBD.” Auwe! Residents who are trying to dispose of HHW responsibly deserve more service.
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