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ESER 2020 Disaster Response Facilities Factsheet (PDF)

Why do we need to strengthen ​post-disaster response facilities?

After a major earthquake or disaster, San Francisco will rely on select public buildings to deploy aid, provide shelter and coordinate emergency response and recovery. It is essential that these facilities be viable for these purposes and remain operational.
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Disaster Response Facilities

The City's list of facilities that could be used for functions such as shelter, mass care and mutual aid includes buildings with major seismic vulnerabilities and life-safety risks.  This funding category will allow the City to make seismic improvements to these buildings, ensuring that residents can be safely protected during, and receive services after, a major disaster.  Buildings will prioritized based on their capacity to be used as an emergency response facility, anticipated damage and potential loss of life after an earthquake.


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