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A departmental planning product under fire/EMS and emergency-management authority.
The problem
Every agency in Tampa keeps its own version of what threatens the city, and residents get none of them. When nobody shares one picture of the risks, preparation is scattered and surprises are guaranteed.
The plan
The Tampa Crisis Profile is a single, honest picture of the city's risks — flooding, heat, storms, infrastructure vulnerabilities — built to guide where readiness money and attention go.
Published and updated regularly, it becomes the shared map every department and neighborhood plans from.
How you’ll know it’s working
- Tampa Crisis Profile published
- Risk data updated on a regular cadence
- Profile used to guide readiness investments
- Public access to the profile
From the Blueprint
- Secure opt-in registry captures household makeup, medical needs, languages, transport, and evacuation preferences.
- QR codes mailed to every Tampa address link residents to the registration form.
- Data integrates with the 911 system and Emergency Operations Center for instant first-responder access.
- Ambassadors register residents without smartphones in person at neighborhood centers.
- Timeline: Months 1-4; owners are Technology & Innovation with Emergency Management.
- Budget $150,000-$200,000 one-time; City tech budget plus FEMA/DHS grants; $20,000-$30,000 annual upkeep.
Sources and research conditions
S01 pp. 134-140
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