Take the Citys Community Disaster Resiliency Survey

The City of Irvine has launched a Community Disaster Resiliency Survey to gauge local readiness for emergencies, coinciding with National Preparedness Month. The survey examines residents' knowledge of emergency alert systems and evacuation zones, focusing on preparedness for disasters such as earthquakes, wildfires, and power outages. Results from the survey will guide improvements in disaster planning and outreach efforts tailored to community needs. Residents can participate by following a link to the survey. This initiative highlights the importance of an informed public in enhancing community resilience during disasters.

Historical data shows that proactive measures can significantly reduce the impact of emergencies. The City aims to foster a culture of preparedness among residents. For additional resources on how to prepare for emergencies, families can access information on the City’s website.