Storm Closes Haleiwa, Waialua and Waianae Post Offices

No Customer Service for Wednesday, Dec. 5

Honolulu — The Haleiwa (96712), Waialua (96791) and Waianae (96792) Post Offices will be closed today due to lack of power and localized flooding and/or other access issues caused by the high winds and heavy rain produced by Wednesday’s early morning storm. There will be no mail deliveries, no retail service and no PO Box service at these locations.

Postal officials will make every effort to restore service at those three Post Offices as soon as power is restored and adjacent roads are cleared.

Some other Post Offices may experience some impact to their customer service operations, although these impacts should be of short duration and relatively minimal.

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