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Ìý Disaster Risk Management

• Ìý.ÌýÌýThis report addresses the pullout of insurers in areas of the WUI, wildfire mitigation efforts by homeowners, increased premiums, and evaluation of wildfire-risk models.
• Ìý.Ìý Consumer information on disaster planning and mitigation for wildfires, earthquakes, and floods.
• .Ìý Briefly discusses projects to help mitigate climate change.Ìý Projects include Protecting the Bay and partnerships with Wildfire Partners and The Nature Conservancy.
• . A new Climate and Sustainability Office will address the threat of climate change by working with the insurance industry, climate experts, the state of California, and international leaders.Ìý A list of key initiatives and recent news related to climate risk and resiliency are posted here.

Ìý Earthquakes

Ìý Flood

• ÌýÌý Information about flood insurance.

ÌýRegulation

• ÌýÌý This bill authorizes the Governor, Insurance Commissioner, and Treasurer to enter into an insurance policy that pays out when California has unexpected costs for disaster response.
• Ìý.Ìý This bill allows the Insurance Commissioner to convene a working group to identify, assess, and recommend risk transfer market mechanisms that promote investment in natural infrastructure to reduce risks of climate change related to catastrophic events, create incentives for investment in natural infrastructure to reduce risk to communities, and provide mitigation incentives.
• Ìý.Ìý This bill requires all state utilities to submit wildfire mitigation plans.

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Ìý Wildfire

• Ìý.Ìý Information on wildfire preparedness and insurance.

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These external agencies are mentioned on the California Department of Insurance and provide further information on catastrophe planning and preparedness.

Federal

• • (2005)

State