Do you feel prepared in the event of an emergency?

February 3, 2026

Whether it’s an earthquake, wildfire smoke, extreme heat, or flooding, having the right information and resources can make all the difference. We want to hear from you: How prepared are you for emergencies?

By sharing your experience in a 15-minute anonymous survey, help shape UBC’s emergency management planning that’s tailored to community needs. The survey results will guide improvements to emergency communication, resource accessibility, and resilience infrastructure.  

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