City of Madison Establishes Network of Community Resilience Hubs
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Updated Sep 24
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What happened
The City of Madison is establishing a network of Community Resilience Hubs to serve as safe and reliable locations during various emergencies. These events include severe weather, extreme temperatures, power outages, poor air quality, and flooding. The network currently includes the Boys and Girls Clubs of Dane County’s Allied Family Center and the Wisconsin Youth Company’s Elver Park Neighborhood Center.
From wmtv15news.com
Why it matters
The hubs are intended to provide resources and information to help residents recover from emergencies. These resources may include the distribution of supplies, a place to charge devices, relief from the elements, and access to disaster recovery resources.
From wmtv15news.com
Who's involved
- Satya Rhodes-ConwayMayor leading the initiative to establish the hub network
- MadisonCity establishing the network of Community Resilience Hubs