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Victorville seeks residents’ input for hazard mitigation plan

The City of Victorville is seeking resident input through fall 2026 for its hazard mitigation plan survey, available in English and Spanish.

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The City of Victorville is asking residents to complete an anonymous online survey to help update its Local Hazard Mitigation Plan. The survey is available in English and Spanish through fall 2026 and should take approximately 10 minutes to complete.

According to the city, the survey seeks residents’ experiences, concerns and priorities related to local hazards, including wildfires, earthquakes, drought, hazardous material spills and an aircraft crash.

The city says the plan identifies actions to reduce risks from natural and human-caused hazards while maintaining eligibility for FEMA mitigation funding. Survey responses will help the planning team identify policies and projects that could lessen the impact of future hazard events.

The city says survey responses are anonymous and information will be kept confidential. Questions can be directed to RiskManagement@victorvilleca.gov or 760-955-2807.

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Stephanie Ramirez

Stephanie Ramirez is a senior California reporter for Times Media Service, based in Sacramento, California. Ramirez covers California elections and state politics, including government decisions and public policy and the practical effects on residents across the state. Ramirez holds a master's degree in communication with a focus on journalism and grew up in Sacramento, California.

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