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NeighborhoodScore Oceanside Waterfront Fisherman’s Row Meadowglen Sunnybrook Old Town Total

1.Information on risks and vulnerabilities to individuals and communities is transparent and easily accessible by all. 2.All levels of government, communities, and the private sector have designed resilience strategies and operation plans based on this information. 3.Proactive investments and policy decisions – including those to prepare for, mitigate, respond to, and recover from disasters – have reduced the human and economic toll of disasters. 4.Community coalitions are widely organized and supported to provide essential services before and after disasters occur. 5.Recovery after disasters is rapid, and the per capita federal cost of responding to disasters has been declining for a decade.

Community coalitions are widely organized and supported to provide essential services before and after disasters occur.

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