Seal Beach Seeks Input On Natural Disasters Plan

SEAL BEACH, CA — City officials in Seal Beach are seeking help putting together a plan to help minimize the effects of future natural disasters.

The Local Hazard Mitigation Plan will provide the framework to reduce the vulnerability of the community to natural hazard events, such as earthquakes and fires, and human-caused hazards, including pandemics, city officials said in a statement Monday.

"The questionnaire is designed to help the city gauge the level of knowledge the community has about natural disasters and human-caused hazards, and to obtain your input about areas that may be vulnerable," city officials said.

The 16-question survey has an estimated completion time of around 10 minutes and is anonymous, according to city officials.

It asks survey-takers questions such as what natural disasters survey-takers have experienced while residing or working in Seal Beach, the level of concern about future disasters and what actions they've taken to prepare for these types of events.

To take the survey, click here.