What success would look like:
- Infrastructure is designed and maintained to withstand future climate conditions, ensuring essential services remain reliable during extreme heat, storms, wildfire smoke, and other disruptions.
- Public assets are assessed and upgraded with features like backup power, flood protection, and increased cooling capacity, while community-based renewable energy strengthens local energy resilience.
- By incorporating climate projections into all planning and investment decisions, the city builds safer, more dependable systems that protect community members now and in the future.
Primary Co-benefits:
Improved Public Health; Stronger Communities; Reliable Infrastructure & Services; Healthier Natural Systems; Protection for Vulnerable Populations; High-Quality, Efficient Buildings; Sustainable Mobility & Transportation Choices