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Joseph E. Boxhorn, Ph.D., Senior Planner Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission # 228346

Chapter I Introduction and Background

Chapter II Basic Study Area Inventory and Analysis

Hazard and Vulnerability Assessment Tool

Hazard and Vulnerability Assessment Tool 1. Risk assessment based determined by Risk = 100 x [(probability/3) x (Human impact + Property impact + Business impact + Preparedness)/(4 x3)] 2. Percent risk (0 to 100 percent) 3. Relative measure Higher indicates greater perceived risk 4. Interquartile range is the range of the middle half of responses 5. Smaller interquartile range indicates greater agreement among team members used to break ties

HVA Results Top 10 Perceived Risks 1. Automobile accidents 2. Tornadoes 3. Heavy snow 4. Thunderstorms 5. High straight-line wind

HVA Results Top 10 Perceived Risks 6. Lightning 7. Hail 8. Ice storm 9. Extreme cold 10. Blizzard

HVA Results Other Notable Risks Flooding 11. Stormwater 20. Riverine Hazard Material Incidents 12. Fixed Facilities 13. Pipelines 14. Roadways 18. Railroads

HVA Results Bottom Ten Perceived Risks 36. Fuel shortage 37. Large-scale food contamination 38. Dam failure 39. Lake flooding 40. Civil unrest 41. Correctional center incidents 42. Landslide 43. Land subsidence 44. Earthquake 45. Dust storm

Hazard Identification FEMA requires the plan to address natural hazards Examples: Drought, Flooding, Thunderstorms, Tornadoes The plan can also address human-induced or technological hazards Examples Hazardous Material Incidents, Transportation Accidents

Damage Totals Hazard Years Incidents Property Damages Crop Damages Total Damages Automobile Accidents 15 39,107 339,508,400 0 339,508,400 Winter Storms 55 154 74,968,398 165,024 75,133,422 Tornadoes 51 16 72,687,186 200,140 72,887,326 Flood 17 34 20,889,857 15,900,501 36,790,358 Thunderstorms/Wind 57 218 27,508,664 8,977,811 36,486,475 Pipeline Hazmat 46 10 24,678,637 0 24,678,637 Drought 39 8 0 19,024,796 19,024,796 Hail 57 78 12,113,023 2,012,375 14,125,398 Railway Accidents 40 143 8,404,896 0 8,404,896 Lightning 57 37 5,064,470 44,763 5,109,233 Temperature Extremes 33 57 83,364 364,094 447,458

Damage Totals Hazard Years Incidents Property Damages Crop Damages Total Damages Automobile Accidents 15 39,107 339,508,400 0 339,508,400 Winter Storms 55 154 74,968,398 165,024 75,133,422 Tornadoes 51 16 72,687,186 200,140 72,887,326 Flood 17 34 20,889,857 15,900,501 36,790,358 Thunderstorms/Wind 57 218 27,508,664 8,977,811 36,486,475 Pipeline Hazmat 46 10 24,678,637 0 24,678,637 Drought 39 8 0 19,024,796 19,024,796 Hail 57 78 12,113,023 2,012,375 14,125,398 Railway Accidents 40 143 8,404,896 0 8,404,896 Lightning 57 37 5,064,470 44,763 5,109,233 Temperature Extremes 33 57 83,364 364,094 447,458

Annual Damages Hazard Years Incidents per Year Annual Property Damages Annual Crop Damages Total Annual Damages Automobile Accidents 15 2,607.13 22,633,893 0 22,633,893 Winter Storms 55 2.80 1,363,062 3,000 1,366,062 Tornadoes 51 0.32 1,469,969 3,924 1,473,893 Flood 17 0.50 614,408 467,662 1,082,070 Thunderstorms/Wind 57 3.82 482,608 157,505 640,113 Pipeline Hazmat 46 0.22 536,492 0 536,492 Drought 39 0.21 0 487,815 487,815 Hail 57 1.37 212,509 35,305 247,814 Railway Accidents 40 3.56 210,122 0 210,122 Lightning 57 0.65 88,850 785 88,065 Temperature Extremes 33 1.76 2,526 11,033 13,559

Fatality and Injury Totals Hazard Years Incidents Fatalities Injuries Total Automobile Accidents 15 39,107 206 15,356 15,562 Communicable Diseases 9 1,765 0 1,765 1,765 Sexually-Transmitted Diseases 9 1,513 0 1,513 1,513 Railway Accidents 40 143 14 46 60 Tornadoes 51 16 3 56 59 Aviation Accidents 51 75 4 16 20 Thunderstorm/Wind 39 218 1 6 7 Lightning 57 37 0 4 4 Pipeline Hazmat Accidents 46 10 0 3 3 Temperature Extremes 33 57 1 0 1

Annual Fatalities and Injuries Hazard Years Incidents per Year Fatalities per Year Injuries per year Annual Total Automobile Accidents 15 2,607.13 13.73 1,023.73 1,037.46 Communicable Diseases 9 234.20 0.00 234.20 234.20 Sexually-Transmitted Diseases 9 168.56 0.00 168.56 168.56 Railway Accidents 40 3.56 0.35 1.15 1.50 Tornadoes 51 0.32 0.06 1.10 1.16 Aviation Accidents 51 1.47 0.08 0.31 0.39 Thunderstorm/Wind 39 3.82 0.02 0.11 0.13 Lightning 57 0.64 0.00 0.07 0.07 Pipeline Hazmat Accidents 46 0.22 0.00 0.07 0.07 Temperature Extremes 33 1.73 0.02 0.00 0.02

Hazard Identification Hazards with confirmed incidences, but no confirmed damage estimates Dam Failure, Earthquake, Fog, Water Supply Loss or Contamination Hazards no confirmed incidences Dust Storms, Wild Fire, Nuclear Power Plant Incidents, Terrorism Hazards without data on incidences or damages Landslides, Land Subsidence, Correctional Center Incidents, School Violence, Transportation Hazmat, Workplace Violence

Preliminary List of Hazards to Profile Natural Hazards 1. Drought 2. Flooding 3. Hail 4. Lightning 5. Temperature Extremes 6. Thunderstorm/High Wind 7. Tornadoes 8. Winter Storms Technological Hazards 9. Contamination or Loss of Water Supply 10. Electric Power Outages 11. Hazardous Material Incidents 12. Loss of Sewerage System 13. Transportation Accidents

Preliminary List of Hazards to Not Profile Natural Hazards 1. Dam Failure 2. Dust Storms 3. Earthquake 4. Fog 5. Land Subsidence 6. Landslides Technological Hazards 7. Correctional Center/Jail Incidents 8. Disease Outbreaks 9. Nuclear Power Plant Incidents 10. School Violence 11. Terrorism 12. Workplace Violence

Project Web Site http://www.sewrpc.org/sewrpc/communityassistance/ha zard-mitigation-planning.htm Agendas and other meeting materials Summary notes from meetings Presentations Draft chapters as they are completed Comment screen Other ways to send a comment Email to jboxhorn@sewrpc.org