Compound climate hazard modeling, resilience hubs, and…
Washington SMD|Emergency Management CouncilWashington- Detected
- Jun 30, 2026
- 120 days ago
- Sector
- Professional Services
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THE 30-SECOND BRIEF
The EMC urges Washington to create a dedicated fund to support new hazard risk modeling for compound and cascading climate events, critical infrastructure interdependency assessments, and investments in community resilience hubs—particularly in rural, Tribal, and coastal communities. It recommends that the HARP unit lead multi‑hazard analysis but acknowledges they will need more capacity, and suggests annual reporting on trends, vulnerability assessments, and equity metrics.
This points to upcoming demand for climate‑risk modeling, GIS and data‑science services, infrastructure interdependency analysis, and planning and design work for resilience hubs (often physical facilities needing upgrades). Consulting firms specializing in climate resilience, infrastructure systems, and community planning—as well as A/E firms for hub retrofits—can engage HARP, Commerce’s Climate Planning group, and DOH to propose analytic frameworks, tools, and pilot projects that could be funded once this dedicated resilience fund is established.
Annual reporting on compound‑hazard losses, infrastructure vulnerability, and equity metrics is contemplated, which may require analytics tools and dashboards.
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- Compound climate hazard modeling, resilience hubs, and infrastructure interdependency analysis
- Meeting date
- June 30, 2026
- Agency
- Washington SMD|Emergency Management Council
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