Develop workforce preparedness training opportunities and programs to quickly restore essential City services.

Build redundancy and/or backup resources available to support critical operations and services during an emergency event.

Implement a knowledge transfer and training program to ensure that natural hazard response procedures are not lost with staff turnover.

Create web map for primary climate change hazard. Update City's geographic information system database as best available science for climate change projections and State guidance is updated.

Account for high heat days when planning City staff duties to minimize exposure to extreme heat and/or provide necessary protective measures.

Consider the value of combining renewable generation with battery energy storage systems and/or microgrid installations to increase resiliency in the face of climate change driven energy disruptions, reduce energy costs, and support a stable electric grid.

Implement resilient redesign or identify less intensive land uses for City-owned property exposed to flooding.

Establish a Chief Resilience Officer.

Identify City buildings appropriate for installation of distributed energy resources like battery energy storage and microgrids to increase City capacity to respond to climate change driven energy disruption and reduce energy costs.

Explore siting renewable generation projects on City-owned land, landfills, lakes and reservoirs.

Create City tracking system to monitor the cost of climate change hazard impacts and response.

Develop a post-hazard tracking system to collect post-event cost data for events that are both above and below the national hazard declaration threshold. Track in a shared asset management database for climate change hazard related cost impacts.

Develop guidance for capital planning, including resilient design standards for City infrastructure upgrades that considers climate change projections.

Provide cooling systems for City assets and equipment sensitive to overheating.

Plan for a climate ready transportation network.

Identify and implement flood protection measures for critical infrastructure.

Protect mechanical, electrical, and other key operational equipment from flooding at critical facilities through facility improvements or adaptive action.

Conduct site assessments at City facilities and ensure effective management of vegetation, defensible space, and hardening of assets as feasible for wildfire preparedness.

Explore proven financing tools and emerging grant opportunities to fund resilience focused projects.

Integrate climate adaptation, resilience and hazard mitigation into long range planning documents as well as land use planning, capital, and budget plans.

Form a City department climate adaptation working group to coordinate on climate adaptation implementation efforts.

Identify critical transportation network elements and create emergency transportation alternatives and detours for vulnerable routes.  Prioritize corridors that act as evacuation routes or access to critical facilities.

Develop flood assistance program.

Establish levees inspection and maintenance program to ensure the levee system continues to provide an adequate flood protection. Update the Levee System Operation and Maintenance Manual.

Continue to update the Urban Water Management Plan every five years to reexamine future vulnerabilities to the City water supply.

Continue efforts to diversify the City's water supply sources and reduce dependence on imported water.

Promote stormwater as a resource concept by implementing capture and reuse technologies where feasible.

Replace or rehabilitate water and wastewater pipes to maintain a state of good repair, minimize breaks, and ensure structural integrity in the face of climate change hazards such as flooding.

As Water Design Guidelines and Sewer Design Guidelines are updated, consider climate change impacts, such as sea level rise, coastal erosion, and changes in precipitation.

Account for projected changes in precipitation and sea level rise in water and wastewater planning.

Prepare and implement facility climate change action plan for Point Loma Wastewater Treatment Plant.

Continue efforts to increase wastewater diversion to further reduce likelihood of sanitary sewer overflow.

Conduct detailed site assessments at active, identified vulnerable waste and wastewater facilities and identify climate change hazard risk mitigation options.

Integrate projected increases in wildfire frequency and intensity into watershed management and planning, dam and raw water reservoir operations, and dam emergency planning in alignment with the City's Climate Action Plan.

Promote water conservation through updates to City irrigation system.