Risk Assessment Worksheets
Systematic prompts to evaluate local hazards, vulnerabilities, and capacities. Designed for quick edits and printable use in community meetings.
A collection of text-based tools, checklists, and templates designed for community groups and individuals. Includes risk assessment worksheets, shelter mapping templates, and printable infographics suitable for workshops.
At City Umbrellas, we believe preparedness is a form of care—an umbrella that protects neighborhoods by turning knowledge into action. This hub brings practical, print-ready resources into hands that organize, teach, and empower. Built with clarity and accessibility in mind, our templates help communities map risk, plan shelter, and run drills with confidence.
Systematic prompts to evaluate local hazards, vulnerabilities, and capacities. Designed for quick edits and printable use in community meetings.
Simple layouts to identify shelter locations, capacities, accessibility needs, and travel routes. Ready for on-site handouts or classroom use.
Concise visuals that distill complex information into quick-reference formats for workshops, fairs, and public meetings.
Step-by-step guides to run community drills, activate networks, and ensure roles are understood before, during, and after events.
A concise form to document hazards, vulnerable groups, and available resources within a defined area.
Spreadsheet-ready templates for tracking shelter spaces, supplies, and staffing needs across multiple sites.
A ready-to-distribute card design listing key contacts and escalation paths for rapid coordination.
Simple, legible maps and stepwise directions for households and small groups during events or emergencies.
All templates are crafted with plain language and actionable steps to serve diverse audiences, including multilingual communities, students, seniors, and people with disabilities. Printables are sized for easy distribution and offline use, ensuring resilience resources can reach every corner of the city.
If you’re part of a neighborhood council, school group, or nonprofit, these templates are a starting point for collaborative resilience work. Use, adapt, and share—building a culture of preparedness that feels like a community umbrella—protective, inclusive, and enduring.