Māmalahoa HighwayʻŌʻōkala
Landslide.
Closed 9/23/2026 6:40 PM.
No alternate route listed.
See it on the county map ↗Every road the County of Hawaiʻi lists as closed or down to one lane, straight from Hawaiʻi County Civil Defense’s road closure map, newest first. The list refreshes every minute while this page is open.
10 listed: 5 closed, 5 down to one lane. 1 new this week. Checked 9:45 PM HST.
Landslide.
Closed 9/23/2026 6:40 PM.
No alternate route listed.
See it on the county map ↗Hazardous road conditions.
For authorized vehicles and residents only.
No alternate route listed.
See it on the county map ↗Hazardous road conditions.
No alternate route listed.
See it on the county map ↗Hazardous road conditions.
For authorized vehicles and residents only.
No alternate route listed.
See it on the county map ↗Hazardous conditions; unstable retaining walls.
No alternate route listed.
See it on the county map ↗Landslide; debris on roadway.
No alternate route listed.
See it on the county map ↗Hazardous road conditions.
For authorized vehicles and residents only. One lane due to hazardous conditions.
No alternate route listed.
See it on the county map ↗Long-term road closure.
No alternate route listed.
See it on the county map ↗Long-term road closure.
No alternate route listed.
See it on the county map ↗Emergency Proclamation - Public health and safety due to poor road conditions.
Open to vehicular traffic by Hawaii County residents, permitted and licensed tour operators, and Native Hawaiians exercising traditional rights.
No alternate route listed.
See it on the county map ↗This list is the county’s. Lane closures and roadwork on state highways, such as the Hawaiʻi Belt Road (Route 11 and Route 19), are posted by the Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation.
Each entry is read from the public road closure layer that Hawaiʻi County Civil Defense and the Department of Public Works maintain. It includes long-term closures, some of them years old, as well as new ones from storms, landslides and flooding. New closures from the last 7 days are marked NEW and also appear in the Big Island alerts feed.
A road missing from this list is not necessarily open. The county posts closures as crews confirm them. If you come across a hazard, call 911 when it is an emergency, or Hawaiʻi County Civil Defense at (808) 935-0031.