2023 Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Questionnaire

What is your zip code?

89406

89407

89408

89496

Do you have home internet access?

Yes

Do you own or rent your housing?

Own

Rent

Other

Please Specify:

Number of years in the County?

How concerned are you about the following disasters affecting your community?

	Not concerned	Somewhat concerned	Moderately concerned	Very concerned
Drought
Earthquakes
Epidemic
Expansive Soils
Flood (includes dam and canal wall failure, flash flood, and mudslide)
Ground failure
Infestations
Landslide
Extreme heat
Hail and thunderstorms
Severe Winter Storm/Extreme Cold
Tornado
Windstorm
Tsunami/Seiche
Volcano
Wildfire
Hazardous Materials
Terrorism/Weapons of Mass Destruction

Have you or someone in your household (check all that apply):

Attended meetings or received written information on natural disasters or emergency preparedness?

Talked with family members about what to do in case of a disaster or emergency?

Developed a "Household/Family Emergency Plan" in order to decide what everyone would do in the event of a disaster?

Prepared a "Disaster Supply Kit" (extra food, water, medications, batteries, first aid items, and other emergency supplies)?

Been trained in First Aid or Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) within the last year?

Did you consider the possible occurrence of a natural hazard when you bought/moved into your current home?

Yes

Would you be willing to spend more money on a home that has features that make it more disaster resistant?

Yes

Other

Please Specify:

Do you carry flood insurance? If yes, what is the annual cost? If no, was it available?

Would you be willing to make your home more resistant to natural disasters?

Yes

Planning for natural or human-caused disasters can help lessen the impact. The following statement will help us determine community priorities for planning

	Very important	Somewhat important	Neutral	Not very important	No important
Protecting private property
Protecting critical facilities (hospitals, transportation, fire stations)
Preventing development in hazard areas
Protecting natural environment
Protecting historical and cultural landmarks
Promoting cooperation among public agencies, citizens, non-profit organizations, and businesses
Protecting and reducing damage to utilities
Strengthening emergency services (police, fire, ambulance)

Please check the answer that best represents your opinion of the following risk and loss strategies

	Agree	Neutral	Disagree	Not Sure
I support a regulatory approach to reducing risk
I support a non-regulatory (voluntary) approach to reducing risk (i.e., providing informational pamphlets, encouraging hazard preparedness)
I support policies to prohibit development in areas subject to natural hazards
I support the use of local tax dollars to reduce the risks and losses from natural disasters
I support protecting historical and cultural structures
I would be willing to make my home more disaster-resistant
I support steps to safeguard the local economy following a disaster event
I support improving the disaster preparedness of schools

If your property were located in a designated "high hazard" area, or had received repeated damages from a natural hazard event, would you consider a "buyout", elevation of the structure, or relocation offered by a public agency?

Yes

How prepared do you feel that you and your household are for the impacts of natural hazard events that could occur within the County

Thank you for your time. We welcome any other comments:

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