The Warburton Emergency Planning Group are commencing a community led resilience journey into how we as a community can be better prepared for future challenges, and we’d love you to get involved! We’d appreciate your input on some questions below so we can include your thoughts as we work out the community’s greatest concerns and strengths.

Resilience means different things to different people. In our local project, resilience is about our ability to be better prepared together for future challenges. Challenges can include shocks - sudden disruptive events (i.e. bushfire, storms, floods) and stresses – slow burning issues (i.e. housing affordability, mental health, social equity).

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* 1. How resilient do you think Warburton currently is to future shocks and hazards?

Not at all prepared Completely prepared for all future challenges
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* 2. How well do you think Warburton is doing managing local social stresses?

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* 3. With regards to potential shocks and stresses, what are your greatest worries? What keeps you up at night?

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* 4. Which of the following are concerns for you?

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* 5. What do you see as the strengths of the Warburton community? What are we good at?

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* 6. In your view, what would make Warby a stronger, more resilient community?

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* 7. Would you like to be involved in the process of developing a community led resilience plan for Warburton?

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* 8. If Yes, please provide your details below:

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* 9. Do you have an emergency plan?

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* 10. CFA recommend leaving early on extreme and catastrophic fire danger days. Are you planning to follow this advice?

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* 11. If you plan to leave, what would be your trigger?

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