This view turns the Oakland Local Hazard Mitigation Plan into a clearer public-facing experience by ranking hazards, connecting them to your saved location, and linking them to the rest of the app flow.
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Ranked from the LHMP-style dataset, then adjusted by your current Oakland ZIP risk where local scores are available.
Earthquake is Oakland's most serious natural hazard in the LHMP. Strong shaking, liquefaction, and building failure can harm people across the whole city.
10/10 priority
View hazard pageWildfire is a major Oakland threat, especially in the hills and nearby buffer areas. Fire, smoke, ember spread, and evacuation problems can all threaten lives, homes, and infrastructure.
9/10 priority
View hazard pageOakland's severe weather risk is mainly about high wind and extreme heat. These events can cause dangerous heat exposure, blackouts, tree failures, blocked roads, and service disruptions.
8/10 priority
View hazard pageEvery hazard page uses the same LHMP-backed JSON dataset, then adds your saved Oakland location and profile rules.
Earthquake is Oakland's most serious natural hazard in the LHMP. Strong shaking, liquefaction, and building failure can harm people across the whole city.
Wildfire is a major Oakland threat, especially in the hills and nearby buffer areas. Fire, smoke, ember spread, and evacuation problems can all threaten lives, homes, and infrastructure.
Oakland's severe weather risk is mainly about high wind and extreme heat. These events can cause dangerous heat exposure, blackouts, tree failures, blocked roads, and service disruptions.
Flooding in Oakland can come from heavy rain, stormwater problems, and mapped floodplains. It can damage property, contaminate buildings, and force people out of their homes.
Sea-level rise is a slow but growing hazard for Oakland's shoreline. Over time it can flood low-lying areas, strain drainage systems, raise groundwater, and damage transportation and wastewater infrastructure.
Drought means long periods with too little water. In Oakland, that can lead to water stress, higher costs, health impacts, and more wildfire risk.
Landslides happen when soil, rock, or debris moves downhill. In Oakland, heavy rain, unstable slopes, wildfire, and earthquakes can all raise this risk.
Tsunami and seiche hazards mainly affect Oakland's shoreline and other low-lying water-adjacent areas. Most events have been minor, but a stronger event could create fast-moving flood and evacuation problems.
Dam failure is a low-probability but high-consequence flood hazard. If a major dam failed, water could move fast and cause major damage downstream.
Strengths, weaknesses, and recommendations drawn from the Oakland planning dataset so the dashboard feels connected to real mitigation priorities.