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Interisland Travel & Health Forms
Available Online
• The 14-day interisland travel quarantine was officially
lifted today.
• The new travel and health form for interisland travelers
is available online as well as details on new procedures
at www.health.hawaii.gov/travel.
• Anyone traveling interisland must fill the form out, print
it and bring it with them to the airport.
Interisland Travel & Health Forms
Available Online
• Travelers are encouraged to get to the airport in plenty
of time to clear health screenings, which includes
submitting the health form and a thermal screening.
• Anyone who does not provide the form or has a
temperature of greater than 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit
will not be allowed to fly.
• The health information is collected prior to the TSA security
screening.
Interisland Travel & Health Forms
Available Online
Interisland Travel & Health Forms
Available OnlineInterisland Travel & Health Forms
Available OnlineMarvin Moniz Maui Airports District Manager
Central Maui Regional Sports
Complex Closed
• The Central Maui Regional Sports Complex is closed due to
construction of the Maui Lani Roundabout project.
• The closure will help address safety concerns and limit traffic
in the surrounding area.
• The roundabout project located at the Maui Lani Parkway and
Kamehameha Avenue intersection is scheduled to be
completed before the start of school.Central Maui Regional Sports
Complex Closed
• Bicycle and pedestrian access around the intersection and
access to homes for residents will be maintained during the
construction.
• No detours or outlets are available through the neighborhoods
for vehicular traffic in the area.
• For construction updates, traffic routing plan, and information
about the project, visit
https://www.mauicounty.gov/2277/Roundabout-at-Maui-Lani-
Pkwy-and-Kameham.Statewide Contact Tracing
Training Program
• The State Department of Health and University of
Hawaii continue to train additional people in contact
tracing to help bolster efforts to track new cases across
Hawaii.
• The program is broken into two tracks:
• Track One: People with a clinical health background and an
undergraduate degree. There are 375 individuals scheduled
to finish training by mid-July.Statewide Contact Tracing
Training Program
• Track Two: Community tracer program for people with undergraduate
degree, but no clinical experience. Takes six weeks to complete
training and about 250 contact tracers are expected to finish by the
end of June 2021.
• Community Health Worker training also is open to anyone with a high
school degree or GED.
• Maui County residents are strongly encouraged to sign up for
more information about Track Two (Community tracer
program) or Community Health Worker training by visiting
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/UH-Contact-Tracing or
emailing oshi@hawaii.edu.Closing Remarks • As cases slowly rise on Oahu, it’s more important than ever for everyone to do their part to prevent the spread of COVID-19 within our communities. • If you feel sick, call your doctor immediately. • Many households in Hawaii have a lot of family members, but do your best in physically distancing yourself from others in the house. • Remember to wear your face coverings and practice good hygiene.
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