2.3 Identify Important Community Assets (Essential Services/Critical Facilities & Infra)

Background: 
For the Regional Resilience Assessment we have looked at exposure to flooding, wildfire and landslides for several asset classes, including government-owned and critical facilities as well as road networks. We have also assessed vulnerability and risk for commercial and residential properties.

With your input, we can better understand the vulnerabilities and risk for individual assets, and make sure we include the full range of essential services, and critical facilities and infrastructure in our analysis.

Purpose: Identify specific assets of concern for both the rapid vulnerability assessment and resilience-building strategy development.

Outcome: Prioritized list of community assets, which will be used to assign small groups for Workshops 2 & 3.
 
The following has been adapted from the Regional Resilience Toolkit Worksheet 2.3.

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* 1. Which top five assets do you consider essential or critical to your community? Please list in rank order of importance to you. Remember to pick specific, individual assets rather than general classes of assets (e.g. the North Fork Water Treatment Plant, not "water treatment plants").

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* 2. For each asset above, choose its level of vulnerability to one or more hazards (i.e. flooding, wildfire, landslides). Also indicate its scope of service (or function).

  Level of Vulnerability Scope of Service/Function
Asset #1
Asset #2
Asset #3
Asset #4
Asset #5

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* 3. Full Name (for small group assignments)

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