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<br />Ramsey County | Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan 43 <br />3.13.8 CONSEQUENCE ASSESSMENT <br />Impact on the Public <br />• Risk of injuries and fatalities due to exposure, traffic accidents, and falls on icy surfaces, and <br />exacerbation of existing health conditions, such as cardiovascular and respiratory issues. <br />• Isolation due to impassable roads, leading to shortages of food, water, and medical supplies. <br />• Increased demand on healthcare facilities due to weather-related injuries and illnesses. <br />• Power outages caused by ice accumulation on power lines and trees, leading to heating issues <br />and potential carbon monoxide poisoning from alternative heating sources. <br />Impact on Responders <br />• Difficult and hazardous conditions for emergency responders, increasing the risk of injuries <br />during response efforts. <br />• Delayed response times due to impassable roads and treacherous conditions. <br />• Increased demand for emergency services, leading to responder fatigue and resource depletion. <br />Continuity of Operations <br />• Disruption of government operations due to office closures and staff inability to commute. <br />• Strain on infrastructure, such as heating systems and power grids, impacting the ability to <br />maintain essential services. <br />Impact on Property, Facilities, and Infrastructure <br />• Structural damage to buildings and homes due to heavy snow loads and wind. <br />• Risk of burst pipes and water damage in homes and public facilities. <br />• Increased wear and tear on heating systems, potentially leading to failures and costly repairs. <br />• Damage to power lines, trees, and structures from ice accumulation. <br />Impact on the Environment <br />• Potential for water contamination from road salt and chemical de-icers. <br />• Damage to trees and vegetation from heavy snow and ice accumulation. <br />• Stress on local wildlife and ecosystems, particularly aquatic systems that may freeze over. <br />Impact on the Economy of the Jurisdiction <br />• Economic losses from business closures, supply chain disruptions, and increased costs for snow <br />and ice removal. <br />• Increased energy costs for heating, impacting household budgets and business operations. <br />Impact on Public Confidence in the Jurisdiction's Governance
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