Officials with the City of Santa Clarita are encouraging residents to participate in the City’s Local Hazard Mitigation Plan (LHMP) survey.
The survey is to help plan ahead and reduce the potential impacts of natural and man-made disasters and is available until Jan. 25, according to a statement by Santa Clarita officials.
Input from residents is set to help the City develop the 2021 Local Hazard Mitigation Plan, a wide-ranging plan that identifies hazards affecting Santa Clarita and ways that the City can work independently and with other agencies to reduce damage to life and property, according to officials.
Every five years, as part of a public process, the City evaluates what can be done through damage prevention.
The City’s LHMP Survey allows residents to weigh in on preparedness in the event of an emergency, according to City officials.
Santa Clarita residents are able to take the survey either online on the website or by filling out the paper manual, according to officials. To take the online survey, visit here.
Paper copies of the survey are also available at several City facilities, including:
City Hall, Suite 120; 23920 Valencia Boulevard; Valencia Library, 23743 West Valencia Boulevard; Canyon Country Library, 18601 Soledad Canyon Road; Old Town Newhall Library, 24500 Main Street or at The Centre, 20880 Centre Pointe Parkway.
For more information on the City’s LHMP and the survey, contact Emergency Operations Analyst Roya Hickman at (661) 286-4093 or rhickman@santa-clarita.com
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