Public Survey for Canyon Regional Water Authority Hazard Mitigation Action Plan

Canyon Regional Water Authority (CRWA) is a subdivision of the state of Texas tasked with providing potable water to 11 public utilities that provide water to residents and businesses in a five county area. These counties include Bexar, Caldwell, Guadalupe, Hays, and Wilson counties. Water provided by CRWA comes from a variety of sources including rivers and underground wells and is treated to state potable water requirements prior to delivery to the other utilities. Protecting their facilities from natural hazards that could possibly inhibit production of water is important to CRWA. If you would like to provide input into what types of hazards could potentially affect CRWA water production, please complete the survey below.

To fill out this survey online, please visit https:www.surveymonkey.com/r/CRWA

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* 1. Please state the entity to which you represent.

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* 2. How many connections does your entity provide water to?

Residential

Commercial

Agricultural

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* 3. How concerned are you about the possibility of potable water production being impacted by a natural disaster?

Extremely Concerned

Somewhat Concerned

Not Concerned

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* 4. Has your entity ever experienced or been impacted by a natural disaster?

Yes

If you answered Yes, please describe:

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* 5. Please rank your water production vulnerability to the following hazards

	LOW	MODERATE	HIGH	N/A
Drought	Drought LOW	Drought MODERATE	Drought HIGH	Drought N/A
Extreme Heat	Extreme Heat LOW	Extreme Heat MODERATE	Extreme Heat HIGH	Extreme Heat N/A
Flood	Flood LOW	Flood MODERATE	Flood HIGH	Flood N/A
Hailstorm	Hailstorm LOW	Hailstorm MODERATE	Hailstorm HIGH	Hailstorm N/A
Hurricane/Tropical Storm	Hurricane/Tropical Storm LOW	Hurricane/Tropical Storm MODERATE	Hurricane/Tropical Storm HIGH	Hurricane/Tropical Storm N/A
Windstorm	Windstorm LOW	Windstorm MODERATE	Windstorm HIGH	Windstorm N/A
Lightning	Lightning LOW	Lightning MODERATE	Lightning HIGH	Lightning N/A
Tornado	Tornado LOW	Tornado MODERATE	Tornado HIGH	Tornado N/A
Wildfire	Wildfire LOW	Wildfire MODERATE	Wildfire HIGH	Wildfire N/A
Severe Winter Storm	Severe Winter Storm LOW	Severe Winter Storm MODERATE	Severe Winter Storm HIGH	Severe Winter Storm N/A
Earthquake	Earthquake LOW	Earthquake MODERATE	Earthquake HIGH	Earthquake N/A
Coastal Erosion	Coastal Erosion LOW	Coastal Erosion MODERATE	Coastal Erosion HIGH	Coastal Erosion N/A
Dam/Levee Failure	Dam/Levee Failure LOW	Dam/Levee Failure MODERATE	Dam/Levee Failure HIGH	Dam/Levee Failure N/A
Expansive Soils	Expansive Soils LOW	Expansive Soils MODERATE	Expansive Soils HIGH	Expansive Soils N/A
Land Subsidence	Land Subsidence LOW	Land Subsidence MODERATE	Land Subsidence HIGH	Land Subsidence N/A

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* 6. Is there another natural hazard not listed above that you think represents a wide-scale threat to CRWA water production? If yes, please explain:

Yes

If you answered Yes, please describe.

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* 7. What is the most effective way for you to receive information about natural hazard mitigation?

Newspaper

Television

Radio

Internet

Mail

Public workshops/meetings

School meetings

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* 8. In your opinion, what are some steps CRWA could take to reduce or eliminate the risk of future natural hazard damages?

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* 9. In regards to CRWA, what other issues regarding the reduction of risk and loss associated with natural hazards or disasters do you find important?

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* 10. Do you have any other comments, questions, or concerns?

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* 11. If you would like to receive additional updates and notifications related to the Hazard Mitigation Action Plan, please enter your email address below.