For SHMOs, COGs, and state programs

Fifty jurisdictions. Fifty formats. One standard.

Every jurisdiction you oversee plans on its own clock in its own format. Hazzard gives your program one methodology, one cycle monitor, and shared regional evidence every member can reuse.

The problem on your desk

Who's current? Who's lapsed?

Plan status across your jurisdictions lives in a spreadsheet someone updates when they remember. Lapses surface when a grant application bounces.

Apples-to-oranges methodology

Each local plan scores risk its own way. Rolling them up into a state or regional picture means reconciling methods that were never meant to align.

Regional data collected fifty times

The same NRI pulls, the same census joins, the same declaration histories — assembled independently by every jurisdiction and every consultant, at full price each time.

What Hazzard does about it

A footprint that spans your whole program

Counties, county-wide declarations, and watched jurisdictions across the region — with plan-cycle standing per county rolled up in one view.

Operational footprintCity of Lone Tree, CO
  • Jurisdiction

    City of Lone Tree

    Municipal boundary

    Primary
  • Watched

    Douglas County

    Adjacent — upstream flood & dam context

    External
  • Location

    Water Treatment Plant #2

    Critical facility

    Confirmed
  • Location

    Civic Center Campus

    Government operations

    Confirmed
  • Territory

    North Service District

    Service territory — spans 2 jurisdictions

    Resolving
City government · 5 footprint entries · risk follows systems, not just boundaries

One inventory standard, locally owned

Seeded from the same national data for every jurisdiction, decided locally, established by authorized approvers — comparable without being centrally dictated.

Risk inventory18 hazards in scope
severe weather 11flooding 6wildfire 3violence 5cyber 5public health 9+ hazmat, transportation, civil disruption…
  • Earthquake

    aka seismic hazard, ground shaking

    Established
  • Wildfire

    wind-driven · WUI exposure · smoke

    Established
  • Burnscar Flooding

    cascading from wildfire burn scars

    Needs review
  • Dam Failure

    external — Chatfield Dam, Douglas County

    Watched
  • Ice Jam Flooding

    suggested from state plan overlap

    Proposed
Scope changes require an authorized approver — new risks can be added without starting over

Program-wide visibility that stays current

What needs review, where the gaps are, what changed since last quarter — across the whole portfolio, not one plan at a time.

Risk overviewCity of Lone Tree, CO

18

risks tracked

7

verified recently

5

need review

3

new partner findings

Next up

  • Approve updated flood profile

    Approver
  • Review extraction: Douglas County HMP

    Planner
  • Confirm dam-failure watch scope

    Approver
Every change is recorded: who, what, when, and what it superseded
County-level
plan-cycle standing, rolled up
1 method
across every jurisdiction you cover
Shared
regional evidence, reused not re-bought
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Run the program on data, not on reminder emails.

Set up your agency's footprint and see plan-cycle standing across your jurisdictions today.