California Earthquake Authority Survey
Survey Data to Assist in Future Planning Efforts
Sacramento, CA – The California Earthquake Authority (CEA) is seeking input from Humboldt County residents following the 6.4 earthquake on December 20th and the 5.4 quake on January 1st.
The data received from this survey - https://forms.office.com/r/v13ReytYeU - will assist CEA’s efforts to understand the lessons learned from the quakes to better prepare for future events.
The survey should take five minutes to complete.
Contact: Alex Traverso, 916-639-3227
“The California Earthquake Authority (CEA) is a not-for-profit public instrumentality of the state of California that has two distinct roles: Since 1996, CEA has provided residential earthquake insurance while educating Californians about earthquake risk and helping them reduce their risk of earthquake losses through residential mitigation. Since 2019, CEA also has administered the Wildfire Fund, a catastrophe fund that provides a source of funding for payment of claims arising from a wildfire caused by any large electrical utility company that meets the legal requirements for participation in the fund.”
