Navy Region Hawaii Commander Leaving Post

Written By Sierra Club Hawaiʻi Chapter

TL;DR - Navy Rear Adm. Tim Kott is moving on from his position as commander of Navy Region Hawaii after a year in the job.

Kott took over in June 2021 and was in charge in November when a catastrophic pipeline leak released fuel into the drinking water of 93,000 Pearl Harbor water customers. However, his exit does not have to do with the water contamination crisis, according to the Navy.

May 23, 2022: Navy Region Hawaii Commander Leaving Post, Honolulu Civil Beat

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