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Coastal landscape showing rolling hills with green and brown vegetation along the shoreline of Humboldt, California, with the ocean extending into the horizon.
A scenic aerial view of a coastline with green hills and a sandy beach, overlaid with a semi-transparent white box containing the mission statement of Humboldt Community Organizations Active in Disaster.
Information board with four sections about Humboldt Community Organizations: 1) Cooperate with a background photo of trucks and a forklift; 2) Communicate with a person in a safety vest in front of a fire truck; 3) Coordinate in an office with people working and using computers; 4) Collaborate with children and adults building a wooden structure with helmets and safety gear. Background is a forest scene with trees and grass.
A flyer for Humboldt Community Organizations Active in Disasters (COAD) about working groups in development. It lists existing working groups such as Access & Functional Needs, Tribal, Food Access, Community Wellbeing, and Long-Term Recovery, and includes a QR code for participation.
An informational graphic about National VOAD, highlighting its history, founding organizations, challenges faced, and the '4 Cs' of Cooperation, Communication, Coordination, and Collaboration. The background features a misty landscape with trees and a blue sky.
Map and infographic showing flood risk factors and damage types for King Salmon 2026 flooding event, including sources of flood water, damage summaries, and health and safety concerns.
Informational graphic about King Salmon 2026 Tidal Flooding, showing impact on households, homes, properties, and damages. Includes demographic info, flood experiences, and survey results from the CPH Sea Level Rise Institute, with statistics on flood impacts, flood experiences, and financial estimates for damages.
A digital display of survivor data and community health information on a laptop screen, set against a lush green forest background, with text describing disaster recovery efforts and community resources by Humboldt Community Organizations Active in Disasters.
A digital informational sign from Humboldt Community Organizations about disaster recovery and Community Information Exchange (CIE). It lists benefits of digital response, including data collection, case creation, awareness, and future-proofing, and explains the importance of CIE features like holistic coordination, secure data sharing, closed-loop system, and data consolidation. The background has lush green foliage and the logo of Humboldt COAD.
Graph showing the rise in cost and frequency of disasters in the United States from 1980 to 2024, with colored bars representing different disaster types such as drought, wildfire, flooding, freeze, severe storms, winter storms, and tropical cyclones. A red line indicates the combined disaster cost, with a black line showing 5-year average costs, and an orange line depicting costs within a 95% confidence interval.
Infographic showing the decline in federal disaster aid program funding from 2021 to 2026, with a total decrease of 90%, highlighting proposed cuts in 2025 and 2026. Includes a bar graph with colored segments and a black line trend.
Comparison chart titled 'Federal Aid Programs | Before & After' from the Humboldt Community Organizations showing six federal aid programs: FEMA Individual Assistance, FEMA BRIC / Hazard Mitigation, AmeriCorps Disaster Response, HUD CDBG-D, SBA Disaster Loans, and LIHEAP Energy Assistance, with their funding details before and after proposed budget cuts.
Comparison chart showing household impact of disaster aid reduction, with columns labeled 'Before' and 'After.' The 'Before' column lists initial needs and costs, and the 'After' column shows reductions in supplies, costs, and recovery over time. Cost figures are highlighted in blue and red, with notes on delays and increased damages.
A digital graphic promoting the Humboldt Community Organizations Active in Disaster (COAD) resources hub. The graphic features a photo of a coastline and rolling hills, the Humboldt COAD logo in the top left corner, with icons representing Business, Earthquake, Flooding, Wildfire, Severe Storms, and Power Outages at the top. It includes a screenshot of the Humboldt COAD resources webpage labeled "Resources" and a call to action to visit the hub. Additionally, the graphic displays three resource documents: a Personal Emergency Plan, a Resiliency Roadmap, and Tsunami Preparedness, arranged to the right of the webpage screenshot.
A scenic outdoor landscape of a river flowing through a forested mountain area with mountains in the background. The overlay text promotes community involvement in emergency preparedness, encouraging support, participation, collaboration, and sharing resources, along with a QR code in the bottom right corner.
Humboldt Coastline with cliffs and ocean, with overlaid text that reads 'Humboldt Coast' and a slogan 'A community prepared, together.' along with a QR code in the bottom left corner.