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Ramsey County | Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan 49 • Negative public perception and backlash against responders. Impact on Continuity of Operations • Immediate disruption of operations in affected areas, including lockdowns and evacuations. • Disruption of government operations and essential services, especially if including government operations, healthcare, banking, and utilities are targeted. • Long-term impacts on service delivery due to damaged infrastructure and ongoing security concerns. Impact on Property, Facilities, and Infrastructure • Significant risk of property damage, including vandalism, arson, looting, explosions, fires, or other destructive methods. • Damage to digital infrastructure, including servers, networks, and databases. • High repair and replacement costs for damaged infrastructure and facilities and strengthening of cybersecurity measures. Impact on the Environment • Damage from fires, chemical spills, or other destructive actions. • Long-term impacts from contamination, structural damage, and delayed environmental remediation. Impact on the Economy of the Jurisdiction • Economic losses from business closures, decreased tourism, and reduced consumer confidence. • Costs associated with increased security measures and mental health support services. • Long-term impacts on economic growth and stability due to ongoing social tensions and security concerns. • Economic losses from disrupted business operations, data breaches, and decreased consumer confidence in digital services. Impact on Public Confidence in the Jurisdiction's Governance • Erosion of public trust if response is perceived as inadequate or slow. • Increased public dissatisfaction and mistrust in government if response is perceived as heavy- handed or ineffective. • Erosion of public trust in digital services and government cybersecurity measures. • Erosion of confidence in government’s ability to ensure safety and security.