Screen Reader Mode Icon

Community Feedback

The City of Framingham is updating its MHMP for a 2022 update and would like your feedback on how we should look to proceed in handling hazard mitigation in the future! 

Hazard Mitigation assists in minimizing damage that occurs as the result of a natural disaster (flooding, storms, high winds, hurricanes, wildfires, earthquakes, etc.) to structures, infrastructure and other man-made and natural resources.

This Multiple Hazard Mitigation Plan (MHMP or the Plan or the Update), updated last in 2017 for Framingham  in compliance with the requirements of the Federal Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 (DMA). The updated MHMP expands the City’s capability to deal with natural hazards, minimize future disaster losses, identify mitigation activities and secure funding for future hazard mitigation projects.

In addition, this updated MHMP will assist the City in applying for other hazard mitigation project funding, such as FEMA’s pre-disaster mitigation program the Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) program, as well as other federal, state and private funding sources.

Question Title

* 1. Which of these hazards are the most concerning to you as a resident? (Ranked)

  1. Flooding
  2. Hurricanes
  3. Extreme Temperatures (Very Hot or Very Cold)
  4. Fires/Wildfires
  5. Winter storms
  6. Wind
  7. Climate Change
  8. Droughts
  9. Thunderstorms

Question Title

* 2.
Where on this map do you think we should focus?

Question Title

* 3. What projects should we prioritize as part of mitigation strategies?

Question Title

* 4. What Hazard Mitigation strategies since 2017 have you seen that has made a difference in the community?

Question Title

* 5. What area of the City do you feel is most vulnerable to the above mentioned hazards?

Question Title

* 6. What area of Framingham do you live?

Question Title

* 7. General Comments

0 of 7 answered