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Public Input-AEM Plans

Austin Emergency Management (AEM) prepares detailed plans for the emergency situations likely to impact Central Texas. AEM also publishes after action reports following major incidents to document the actions the City took to prepare, respond, and recover from the incident and how to improve City operations going forward.

We welcome all Austinites to review these plans to learn more about how the City of Austin prepares for emergencies and to share feedback that can help strengthen future planning efforts.

Emergency Plans | Austin Emergency Management | AustinTexas.gov

Please reach out to HSEMCommunications@austintexas.gov for more information, or if you have any questions.

Name

Emergency Plan Selection

Which Emergency Plan are you providing feedback for?

Select a response

How would you rate your overall understanding of the emergency plan you selected after reviewing it?

Select a response

Clarity & Usefulness

Was the plan easy to read and understand?

What parts of the plan, if any, were confusing or difficult to follow?

Was there any information that felt unnecessary or overwhelming?

Relevance & Representation

Is there anything important missing from the plan?

Do you feel your neighborhood or community is adequately represented in this plan?

Select a response

Improvement Priorities and Priority Feedback

What should the City prioritize improving in this plan?

After reviewing the plan, how confident are you in the City's ability to respond to emergencies?

Select a response

Do you have any additional comments or suggestions?

General Questions

What hazards concern you most in your neighborhood? (Select all that apply)

Select a response

What makes your neighborhood more vulnerable during an emergency?
(e.g., limited evacuation routes, flooding, language barriers, older housing, transportation access)

Are there any organizations or groups you would like us to know about? Please provide names and descriptions.

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Public Input-AEM Plans

Public Input-AEM Plans

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* Name

Emergency Plan Selection

* Which Emergency Plan are you providing feedback for?

How would you rate your overall understanding of the emergency plan you selected after reviewing it?

Clarity & Usefulness

Was the plan easy to read and understand?

What parts of the plan, if any, were confusing or difficult to follow?

Was there any information that felt unnecessary or overwhelming?

Relevance & Representation

Is there anything important missing from the plan?

Do you feel your neighborhood or community is adequately represented in this plan?

Please explain your answer.

Improvement Priorities and Priority Feedback

What should the City prioritize improving in this plan?

After reviewing the plan, how confident are you in the City's ability to respond to emergencies?

Do you have any additional comments or suggestions?

General Questions

What hazards concern you most in your neighborhood? (Select all that apply)

What makes your neighborhood more vulnerable during an emergency?(e.g., limited evacuation routes, flooding, language barriers, older housing, transportation access)

Are there any organizations or groups you would like us to know about? Please provide names and descriptions.

Name

Which Emergency Plan are you providing feedback for?

What makes your neighborhood more vulnerable during an emergency?
(e.g., limited evacuation routes, flooding, language barriers, older housing, transportation access)