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4 hazards · Human-caused

4 hazards in Public Safety, their national losses, and how we'd assess them for your jurisdiction.

Attack-based mass casualty incidents, explosives and suspicious packages, drone activity and civil unrest. They wear a shield instead of a square because they are planned against, not forecast, and most natural-hazard tools have no room for them at all.

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Sample brief

The first page of a brief for Attack-Based Mass Casualty & Fatality Incident, one of the 4 hazards here. Your team gets one for each hazard on its list.

Evidence brief for Cedar Ridge County (example)

September 14, 2026

Attack-Based Mass Casualty & Fatality Incident

Threat in Public Safety, on the established threats & hazards list

Impact
5432112345

Likelihood

Likelihood
2

Unlikely — Possible but infrequent — roughly once in 50 to 100 years (1–2% chance in any year).

Impact
2

Minor — Limited effects — few injuries, damage confined to a small area, brief localized disruption of services.

Readiness
4

High — The organization has a well-developed capability to manage this threat or hazard. Plans, personnel, resources, and skills are largely in place, and the capability has been meaningfully tested or demonstrated. Remaining gaps are unlikely to significantly impair performance.

  • 2source documents
  • 58verified mentions
  • —federal declarations
  • —NRI risk score
Worked example: Cedar Ridge County is fictional. The scores illustrate the format and are nobody's decision. Open a full sample brief →

The 4 hazards in Public Safety

How we can help

How we’d help you prepare for Public Safety

  1. 1

    We start from what you own

    Your EOP, threat assessments and after-action reports, filed so each statement about Public Safety points to its page.

  2. 2

    We mark the gaps

    Where federal data is silent, the brief says so. Your team's local evidence carries the score instead of a zero.

  3. 3

    You leave with a cited brief

    Likelihood, impact and readiness for Public Safety on your own scale, with each figure tied to its source. It is ready for your planning team or council.

Preparing for Public Safety

Assess Public Safety from the evidence you already hold.

No federal dataset scores targeted violence for your county. We build the assessment from your own plans, exercises and after-action reports. We reply within one business day.

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