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Ramsey County | Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan 4 Meeting #2 focused on the initial results of the hazard identification and risk assessment process. Meeting #3 focused on community hazard mitigation strategy development. Additionally, a series of mitigation strategy update support meetings were held with communities upon request to discuss potential ideas for hazard mitigation actions. Supporting documentation for all planning meetings is found in the Planning Process Appendix. 1.4.5 COMMUNITY CAPABILITIES Participating jurisdictions were provided the opportunity to identify community capabilities identified in the previous plan; these capabilities were used as a baseline to identify areas upon which to build for the hazard mitigation strategy. Communities reported on capabilities in the following target areas: • Planning and Regulatory • Administrative and Technical • Financial • Education and Outreach The outcome of the capability assessment surveys can be found in summarized in Section 2. 1.4.6 HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT A risk assessment is a calculation of the threat, vulnerability, and consequence of natural hazards that impact the participating jurisdictions in the planning area. The following hazards were identified and assessed during the plan update process: • Dam/Levee Failure • Drought • Floods • Geological Hazards (landslide, subsidence, and sinkholes) • Hazardous Materials (Fixed Sites and In Transit) • Summer Weather Hazards • Tornado and Windstorm • Winter Weather Hazards • Human-Caused Hazards • Infrastructure Failure Following an initial evaluation of hazard risk, the LPT discussed the results during the second planning meeting and added comment and context to the final assessment. Further information on the risk assessment process can be found in Section 3. 1.4.7 HAZARD MITIGATION STRATEGY The hazard mitigation strategy was structured in two phases. Initially, communities were provided a list of the hazard mitigation actions from the 2019 HMP. Communities were asked to assess their progress, employing a four-option status indicator to report updates: • Not started • In progress