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The document is a status report by the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) assessing long-term disaster recovery planning among local governments in the San Francisco Bay Area. It highlights the importance of preparing for recovery after catastrophic events, particularly earthquakes, and evaluates current preparedness levels across various jurisdictions. Key findings indicate that while many local governments have made progress in areas such as FEMA claims management and maintaining backup records, significant gaps remain in housing retrofitting incentives, emergency fund establishment, and comprehensive recovery plans. The report emphasizes the need for improved coordination and planning to ensure effective recovery efforts in the event of a major disaster.

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How effective is earthquake retrofit?

A seismic retrofit lowers your risk of damage due to a major earthquake. If your house does experience damage, the level of damage is likely to be reduced. Building costs can be expensive so, in the long run, investing in earthquake resistance by retrofitting your home can save you money.

Is earthquake insurance better than retrofit?

Earthquake insurance will not protect you from harm. Earthquakes can or seriously injure people, especially in soft story, hillside, or other vulnerable homes. A retrofit could save your life; earthquake insurance cannot.

How much does earthquake retrofitting cost?

Earthquake insurance is expensive and usually includes high deductibles but it could be worthwhile. Average earthquake insurance costs range from less than $300 a year to more than $1,300 a year. Regular home insurance doesnt cover earthquake damage youd need to get it as an add-on or a standalone policy.

Is earthquake retrofit worth it?

Benefits of Getting a Retrofit Strengthening your house with a seismic retrofit is a good way to lessen the potential for costly earthquake damage, saving you what could be tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars in repair costs.

What are the retrofit requirements for earthquakes in California?

Cities like Sacramento, Fresno, and San Diego often top the list due to their geographical locations which are relatively distant from the San Andreas Fault. Sacramento, for instance, benefits from its position in the valley, which experiences less seismic activity compared to coastal and mountainous regions.

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