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As we saw from the windstorm in August, when the grid goes down, it&#39;s our neighborhoods that feel it first, and neighborhoods that are finding ways to stay ready. October&#39;s Climate Ready Neighborhoods network meeting turns our Resilience Plan Roadmap toward Power: the resilience area focused on keeping critical functions running during outages while building toward more sustainable, cost-effective energy for the long term.&nbsp; Come ready to prepare and plan with other neighborhood leaders as we walk through the SHIFT Happens activity focusing on Power Disruptions. You&#39;ll have a chance to hear what other PODs are doing to keep their facilities and neighbors powered through heat waves, winter storms, and everything in between.&nbsp; This is a pivotal stop on your Resilience Roadmap, the moment to move from knowing your vulnerabilities to planning real solutions. We encourage you to bring your Power Coordinator, or someone on your Core Team with an eye your community&#39;s energy needs and a vision for what a more resilient future looks like. You&#39;ll leave with a clearer picture of your priorities, the partners who can help, and the next concrete steps for your POD&#39;s Power plan. Climate Ready Neighborhoods is offered in partnership by the City of San Antonio&#39;s Department of Resilience and Sustainability and The Impact Guild.

As we saw from the windstorm in August, when the grid goes down, it's our neighborhoods that feel it first, and neighborhoods that are finding ways to stay ready. October's Climate Ready Neighborhoods network meeting turns our Resilience Plan Roadmap toward Power: the resilience area focused on keeping critical functions running during outages while building toward more sustainable, cost-effective energy for the long term.  Come ready to prepare and plan with other neighborhood leaders as we walk through the SHIFT Happens activity focusing on Power Disruptions. You'll have a chance to hear what other PODs are doing to keep their facilities and neighbors powered through heat waves, winter storms, and everything in between.  This is a pivotal stop on your Resilience Roadmap, the moment to move from knowing your vulnerabilities to planning real solutions. We encourage you to bring your Power Coordinator, or someone on your Core Team with an eye your community's energy needs and a vision for what a more resilient future looks like. You'll leave with a clearer picture of your priorities, the partners who can help, and the next concrete steps for your POD's Power plan. Climate Ready Neighborhoods is offered in partnership by the City of San Antonio's Department of Resilience and Sustainability and The Impact Guild.

Impact Guild

CRN Network Meeting: October

1443 S St Mary's St

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