San Leandro Climate Action Assessment

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As the City of San Leandro prepares for the Climate Action Plan update, knowing what residents and businesses are already doing and what challenges they are facing will help the City to better develop strategies and projects to support our community. The San Leandro Climate Action Assessment is an initial survey of residents and businesses in San Leandro around their awareness of the climate crisis and potential actions to take. Climate action is any action that helps people transition away from reliance on fossil fuels and towards a safer and healthier clean energy future. Participation in the survey will help shape the plan development and outreach efforts. Thank you for your time and assistance!

Questions can be directed to Hoi-Fei Mok at sustainableSL@sanleandro.org.

What does your household/business do for extreme heat days? Select all that apply. *

Use AC

Use fans

Go someplace with AC (library, movie theater, mall, etc)

Pull down shades/curtains on windows to avoid direct sunlight in

Drink lots of water

Avoid going outside

Make sure building and windows are insulated

Take cold shower

Hang damp towel or put bowl of ice in front of open window or fan

Apply ice wrapped in towels to pressure points such as wrist and neck

None of the above

Required

Are you aware of potential health impacts of extreme heat, wildfire smoke, or flood-related mold? *

Yes - very knowledgeable

Yes - some impacts

Maybe - a few impacts

No - not familiar

Do you have neighbors that you can turn to in case of emergencies? *

Yes - many

Yes - some

Maybe a few

How were you impacted by the wildfire smoke last year? *

How were you impacted by the PG&E power shutoff recently? *

Do you have these items in your household/business emergency kit? Select all that apply. *

Emergency water for at least 3 days per person

Emergency canned food and other rations for at least 3 days per person

Flashlights and extra batteries

First aid kit

Air filter masks

Manual can opener

Wrench or pliers to turn off utilities

Water purification tablets or similar

Whistle to signal for help

Book/games/playing cards

Pencil/paper

Copies of important documents

Medication as needed

Local maps

Moist towelettes, garbage bags and plastic ties for personal sanitation

Change of clothes and shoes

Warm blankets or sleeping bag

None of the above

Required

What barriers do you encounter to being prepared? Select all that apply. *

Lack of knowledge of potential risks

Lack of knowledge on how and who to turn to

Upfront costs to buying supplies or making upgrades

Lack of relationships with neighbors/community

Day-to-day issues more pressing than risks posed during emergencies

Too overwhelming to prepare for all possible risks

Difficult to access agency services for support

Difficult to coordinate with multiple people in my care/who care for me

Other:

Required

How can the City better support you in climate emergencies such as wildfire smoke, hot days, flooding, or power shutoffs? *

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