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Consider opportunities to add multi-modal transportation options (e.g., walking, biking, transit, rail) to areas isolated by threats. Consider how multi-modal transportation options can serve as an additional route in or out in emergency situations.

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Hazards
High Winds
Landslides
Severe Winter Weather
Wildfire
Erosion and Shoreline Recession
Flooding – Coastal
Flooding – General
Flooding – Rainfall-induced
Assets
Transportation and Mobility
Focus of action
Emergency Management

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