The City of Seattle's Hazard Identification and Vulnerability Analysis (SHIVA) serves as the foundational document for the city's emergency management program. It comprehensively assesses 19 primary hazards, including earthquakes, extreme heat, flooding, and wildfires, and provides context through chapters on climate change, community profiles, exposure analysis, and hazard scenarios. The analysis aims to guide the development of policies, plans, and programs to reduce risk, enhance community resilience, and inform strategic investments to mitigate disaster impacts for the community over the next five years.
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Seattle Public Utilities Strategic Business Plan 2025-2030
This document presents an update to the Strategic Business Plan for Seattle Public Utilities (SPU), outlining its commitment to providing essential water and waste services, protecting natural resources, and investing in the community. Guided by the mission to foster healthy people, environment, and economy through equitable resource management and a vision of 'Towards Community, One Water, No Waste', the plan focuses on four key areas: providing essential services equitably, managing environmental and health aspects, empowering customers, community, and employees, and enhancing utility business practices. It also addresses future utility rates and financial support programs for customers.
