What success would look like:
- Community members are well-informed about local climate risks and confident in how to prepare for extreme heat, wildfire smoke, poor air quality, and winter storms.
- Through equitable resource distribution, outreach, and training, community members learn how to reduce their own risks while supporting one another during emergencies.
- The community sees fewer climate-related health outcomes and stronger social resilience.
Primary Co-benefits:
Improved Public Health; Stronger Communities; Economic Stability & Cost Savings; Protection for Vulnerable Populations