Vulnerability Assessment Report:

The report and appendices below describe the two-county vulnerability assessment and its findings, concluding with a presentation of 63 specific geographic areas where adaptation and resilience opportunities can be identified to address flood-related risks, extreme heat, or both. Assessment tools described in this report can be used by communities in their own resiliency planning.

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Appendix A: Stakeholder Workshop Reports
Appendix B: Social Vulnerability Mapping Resource Review
Appendix C: Flood and Heat CCVI Contributor List
Appendix D: TOD and Future Planned Development Review
Appendix E: TOD Heat and Flood CCVI Summary Statistics
Appendix F: Zones of Shared Risk Narratives
Appendix G: TOD and ZSR analysis
Appendix H: Affordable Housing with Proximity to TOD

Executive Summary:

This shorter document provides a high-level review of the full report's vulnerability analysis and importantly, is organized by the four Council of Governments for a better understanding of regional vulnerability. A description of vulnerability through the lense of assets and infrastructure in the two counties is also described as are the 63 identified specific areas for resilience opportunities.

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Location	Name	English/Spanish PDF file
Bethel/Danbury	Eureka Lake Watershed	Map Link
Brookfield	Federal Road	Map Link
Cheshire/Hamden/North Haven	Lake Whitney Watershed	Map Link
East Haven/North Branford	Lake Saltonstall Watershed	Map Link
Monroe	Easton Reservoir Watershed	Map Link
Monroe	Stepney	Map Link
New Fairfield	New Fairfield Center	Map Link
Redding	John Reade Middle School	Map Link