Red Hill Health Impact Act

The Red Hill Health Impact Act creates a voluntary registry for individuals affected by the 2021 Red Hill fuel contamination incident at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in Hawaii, where petroleum leaked into the water supply. It mandates a 20-year health study to assess long-term impacts of the exposure, requiring a feasibility assessment within one year to plan data collection and recruitment strategies. The Secretary of Health and Human Services must submit annual reports to Congress on registry enrollment, referral processes, and health findings, with final results published publicly. Funding for the registry and study comes from the Department of Defense (starting with $4 million in 2024), covering costs through 2030.