Thank you for your interest in the City of Cle Elum Climate Planning efforts. As required by Washington State House Bill 1181, passed in 2023, all jurisdictions in the state are required to add a Climate Element to their Comprehensive Plan. More information can be found here: https://cleelum.gov/climate-commitment/
Based on UW Climate Mapping, Cle Elum identified the following hazards:
Wildfire, Drought, Extreme Heat, Flooding, Extreme Precipitation

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* 1. How concerned are you about the impact of each hazard in Cle Elum?

  Not Concerned at All Slightly Concerned Somewhat Concerned Moderately Concerned Extremely Concerned
Wildfire
Drought
Extreme Heat
Flooding
Extreme Precipitation

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* 2. What health or well-being challenges due to these hazards concern you most?

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* 3. Please include any additional health and well-being challenges not listed above.

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* 4. What environmental challenges due to these hazards concern you most?

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* 5. Please include any additional environmental challenges not listed above.

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* 6. What economic and financial challenges related to these hazards concern you the most?

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* 7. Please include any additional financial challenges not listed above.

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* 8. What challenges related to buildings, roads, and services due to theses hazards concerns you most?

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* 9. Please include any additional building, road, or service challenges not listed above.

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* 10. When you think about these identified hazards, what areas in Cle Elum are you most concerned about? This could include places you live, work or visit.

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* 11. What kinds of actions or policies should the city of Cle Elum consider implementing to become more resilient to climate hazards?

  Take Action Now Implement in the Future Not Necessary
Improved emergency response during hazard events
Prioritizing the conservation and/or restoration of nature areas, parks, and open spaces
Adopting land use standards to provide climate resilience such as fire-resistant building/construction standards or increasing landscaping requirements in parking lots
Prioritized investment in transportation and infrastructure upgrades such as more street trees, stormwater infrastructure, or identified evacuation routes
Prioritized investment in expanding the potable water system such as new/upgraded wells and distribution facilities.

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* 12. Climate issues have the potential to interact with several areas of the city. Rank the following climate and resiliency sectors in order of importance:

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* 13. What factors should be weighed when choosing policies to implement? Rank from most to least important.

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* 14. What else should be considered when prioritizing city policies?

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* 15. Please provide your email address if you would like to be kept up to date on climate planning efforts in Cle Elum.

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* 16. Where do you live?

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