NJDEP Resilient NJ & Montclair: Take our Survey
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The Montclair community is receiving support from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection through the Resilient NJ: Municipal Assistance Program. The Program aims to advance thorough climate resilience planning at the local level that aligns with the requirements of the Municipal Land Use Law N.J.S.A. 40:55D-28 et seq. and/or the State Plan Endorsement guidelines.
Climate change is a global challenge, but the impacts are experienced locally. Changes in precipitation, extreme temperatures, sea-level rise, and species shifts place stress on infrastructure, natural resources, and social and economic systems. These same impacts will directly affect public health and healthcare systems. Decisions about zoning, redevelopment, housing, open space, and other investment decisions made by local and regional governments will alter the impacts of climate change on their own and neighboring. Integrating climate change into these decisions and all local and regional planning efforts is imperative to ensure that investments made today are designed to withstand the conditions of tomorrow.
Take our Survey!
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Link to take a survey: https://montclair.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bIUKLnMEPvoNSIe
If you live, work, or attend school in Montclair, you are invited to take part in a study about climate resilience in Montclair, NJ. We want to learn about your thoughts, experiences, and priorities related to natural hazards and climate resilience. You were chosen for this study because you are a resident, business owner, worker, or student in Montclair.
If you decide to join, please answer the following questions. It will take about 10 minutes. You will be asked about your personal experiences with natural hazards, how you prepare for them, your opinions on what the community should do, and your concerns about important assets and infrastructure. You might not benefit directly from this study, but we hope it will help improve Montclair’s resilience to climate change and extreme weather. By participating, you will help us identify weaknesses, see how prepared we are, and guide future planning and investments.
The only discomfort you might experience is boredom. Your answers will be collected online, and you will remain anonymous. However, there are no guarantees on the security of data sent over the Internet. We will keep your information as confidential as possible with the technology we use. You can stop participating at any time and skip any questions you don't want to answer. The demographic questions at the end are optional but will help us understand the needs and perspectives of different parts of our community.