Resiliencia ante el calor y la calidad del aire (HAQR)

The Heat and Air Quality Implementation Plan represents two years of the Heat and Air Quality Resilience Project working with community, public, private and academic partners. This plan establishes a framework to address current local extreme heat and wildfire smoke events while preparing for future ones. Implementation plan strategies are organized by Resilience Pathways. Resilience Pathways refer to the mechanism that connects a specific strategy to increases in community resilience to extreme heat and/or wildfire smoke. The Resilience Pathways in this document are:

1. San Francisco’s buildings are adapted to reduce exposure to extreme heat and poor air quality.
2. San Francisco’s exterior built and natural environments are adapted to reduce exposure to extreme heat and poor air quality.
3. San Francisco is made more resilient to extreme heat and wildfire smoke through equitable emergency preparedness, response, and resilience actions.
4. San Francisco is made more resilient to both current and future extreme heat and wildfire smoke events through City services that can predict and adapt to climate-related stressors.

All Hands Meeting 11 Agenda

• Updates and Announcements
• HAQR All-Hands Presentations
  • Jane Gilbert, Chief Heat Officer and Director of Urban and Community Forestry, Miami-Dade County Office of Resilience
  • Chris Losavio, Disaster Planning Manager, San Francisco Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing
• Heat and Air Quality Resources
  • Grant Opportunities

All Hands Meeting 10 Agenda

• Updates and Announcements
• HAQR All-Hands Presentations
  • Ria I. Mercado, RN MSN PHN, Director of the Clinical and Quality Improvement Unit from the Human Service Agency's Disability and Aging Services. 
  • Neal Hatten, Deputy Director Bayview Senior Services
  • Allie Larman, Planner, California Governor's Office of Land Use and Climate Change (Go-LUCI) Extreme Heat and Community Resilience Program
• Resources
• Polls

All Hands Meeting 9 Agenda

• Updates and Announcements
• HAQR All-Hands Presentations
  • Duane Poe, PHEPR, Community Branch
  • Benny Zank, SFE, Climate Equity Hub
  • Michael Liao and Charles Yeh, NICOS, Chinatown Disaster Response Project
  • John Swae, Bureau of Urban Forestry, Justice, Jobs and Trees: Inflation Reduction Act
• Resources
• Polls

All Hands Meeting 8 Agenda

• Updates and Announcements
• Presentation: HAQR Phase 2 Planning to Implementation
• Presentation: PCORI Findings
  • Dr. Neeta Thakur "Climate Survey Final Results"

All Hands Meeting 7 Agenda

• Introductions
• Updates and Announcements
• Heat and Air Quality Implementation Plan
• Evaluation of HAQR Phase 1
• Transition to HAQR Phase 2

All Hands Meeting 6 Agenda

• HAQR Implementation Plan Progress
• PCORI Updates
• Preparations for the 2022 Extreme Heat | Widlfire Smoke Season
• Aclima Air Quality Data Release
• Presentation: Lawrence Berkeley National Labs Cool Buildings Solutions
  • Dr. Max Wei and Dr. Ronnen Levinson, "Cal-THRIVES: A California Toolkit for Heat Resilience in Underserved Environments"

All Hands Meeting 5 Agenda

• HAQR Updates
• Presentation: San Francisco Environment Climate Action Plan
• Implementation Team Check Ins
• Next Steps

All Hands Meeting 4 Agenda:

• HAQR Updates
• Spotlight: Resilience Hubs
  • Amee Raval, Asian Pacific Environmental Network
  • Daniel Homesy, Neighborhood Empowerment Network
• Implementation Team Updates
• Next Steps

All Hands Meeting 3 Agenda

• HAQR Updates
• Review of Implementation Teams
• Existing Buildings | Feedback
• Green Infrastructure | Feedback

All Hands Meeting 2 Agenda

• Review of Previous Meeting
• Review of the 2021 Pacific Northwest Heat Wave
• HAQR Updates
• Implementation Team Prioritization Process
   

All Hands Meeting 1 Agenda:

• HAQR Updates
• Introductions to Implementation Teams
• Implementation Teams Activities and Schedule
• Next Steps