HS 1 : Assist climate vulnerable populations throughout the community in preparing for and mitigating climate change impacts.

HS 2: Educate, engage, and empower the public on health and safety risks of climate change impacts.

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​​HS 3: Ensure that mission critical, emergency services and health care facilities within the community are prepared for impacts of climate change.

HS 4: Strengthen community response capacity and social support networks, especially around our most vulnerable populations.

Currently in Kane County

🏠 14,500

Properties with risk of flooding

🌡️ 5°F

Increase in average temperature by 2050

❄️ 60%

Increased air conditioning demand by 2050

🌿 20–25 days

Longer allergy and pest season by 2050