Follow earthquake, levee and coastal findings through to separate water-system histories and practical next checks.
Explore real location-risk reports.
Start with the guided Ventura sample, then explore six complete reports for public civic locations. See the findings, source evidence and questions worth checking before screening your own location.
See the evidence behind each result.
The six civic sites below illustrate different location profiles, not inspections of the buildings or endorsements by their owners. Scores are 0-100 screening indices, not probabilities of damage. Coverage and source dates vary by location.
Six locations. Different signals.
Each card highlights the three highest module scores. Open the complete read-only report to inspect supporting evidence, confidence and limitations.
Miami Beach City Hall
See how a coastal FEMA flood-zone finding sits alongside severe-weather history.
Orlando City Hall
Compare strong storm-history signals with nearby cleanup records and local drainage context.
Houston City Hall
Review severe-weather history, nearby environmental records and design-rainfall context together.
Malibu City Hall
Explore earthquake-led screening alongside wildfire, slope and dated post-fire assessment evidence.
Paradise Town Hall
See why a Moderate overall result still calls for attention to wildfire and earthquake signals.
San Francisco City Hall
Inspect strong earthquake signals with urban environmental records and historical storm context.
Bring the same evidence to your property review.
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Reports are informational screening outputs, not certifications, insurance determinations, engineering opinions or a substitute for official records and qualified professional review.