The County shall work with other public agencies and organizations to develop, maintain, and enhance mutual training and aid agreements to efficiently prevent and respond to regional emergencies.
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PFS-11.3 Emergency Services Accessibility
The County shall work with cities, local and regional agencies, and organizations to identify and remove impediments to emergency services accessibility, particularly for residents facing systemic barriers, such as a disability, limited mobility, language barrier, or limited telecommunications.
PFS-11.6 Emergency Notifications
The County shall work with the Sheriff’s Office of Emergency Services to provide effective and timely emergency notifications to the public in the event of an emergency or disaster.
PFS-11.7 Social Support Networks
The County shall support efforts to cultivate social support networks to improve community preparedness, response, and recovery from hazards and disasters to minimize injury and loss of life.
PFS-6.2 Multi-Purpose Flood Control Projects
The County shall encourage the integration of design features into flood control projects, when feasible: to address resource conservation and restoration and preservation of natural riparian habitats, to provide groundwater recharge, to enhance water quality, to protect scenic vistas, and to incorporate recreational areas or opportunities.
PFS-6.3 Climate Change Impacts on Flood Control and Drainage Facilities – Capacity
The County shall monitor projected climate change impacts, and coordinate with local, regional, state, and federal agencies to identify existing and potential projected impacts and develop strategies to maintain and improve flood control facilities accordingly.