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As climate change intensifies, extreme heat events are becoming more frequent and severe, posing significant risks to public health and safety. Your local government is proposing a comprehensive extreme heat response ordinance designed to protect residents, workers, and vulnerable populations during dangerous heat conditions.
This public comment form allows you to share your feedback, concerns, and suggestions on the proposed ordinance before it moves forward. Your input is essential in creating effective policies that serve all members of our community.
The proposed extreme heat response ordinance includes several key components:
Cooling Center Requirements: Establishing publicly accessible cooling centers with adequate capacity, hours of operation, and accessibility features including transportation assistance and pet-friendly facilities.
Worker Protections: Mandatory rest breaks, access to shade and water, heat illness prevention training, and enforcement mechanisms to protect outdoor and indoor workers during extreme heat events.
Vulnerable Population Outreach: Proactive communication and support systems for seniors, individuals with disabilities, people experiencing homelessness, low-income households, and other at-risk groups.
Heat Emergency Protocols: Clear triggers for heat advisories, coordination between agencies, and emergency response procedures.
Public hearings and comment periods are a cornerstone of democratic governance. Whether you're a resident concerned about elderly neighbors, an employer navigating new requirements, a healthcare provider seeing heat-related illnesses, or a community advocate working with vulnerable populations—your perspective matters.
Comments received will be reviewed by city staff, presented to council members, and become part of the official public record. They directly influence how the ordinance is refined before a final vote.
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Climate adaptation requires community input. Whether you support the ordinance as proposed, have concerns about implementation, or want to suggest improvements, this is your opportunity to influence policy that will protect lives during extreme heat events.
Submit your public comment today and help build a more resilient community for everyone.