Help Shape Our Community's Resilience Plan - Take Our Survey by January 15

The Palos Verdes Peninsula cities are developing a local Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan that will ultimately be reviewed and submitted for approval by state and federal emergency management agencies. The plan is an important emergency planning document that will identify hazards, assess risk from those hazards, and identifies possible strategies to reduce impacts. 

Hazard mitigation is any long-term, sustainable action that reduces risk to people, property, and services from future disasters. Creating a comprehensive plan in advance helps communities identify risks and select mitigation measures. A Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan not only guides local governments in implementing these strategies but also makes them eligible for state and federal grant funding for emergency planning and mitigation. 

We welcome and encourage community members to participate in during the planning process. Upcoming meeting information and materials will be shared on the PVPready.gov website. 

If you live or work on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, please take a moment to fill out a short survey by January 15, 2026.

This survey aims to collect your thoughts on any hazards and risks we face locally. Results from the survey will help us better coordinate future mitigation activities to create more resilient communities.

For more information, go to PVPready.gov.