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Collaborative Health Infrastructure Builds Disaster Resilience in California
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Collaborative Health Infrastructure Builds Disaster Resilience in California
In 2018, the Camp Fire—the most destructive and deadly fire in California’s history—claimed 85 lives and destroyed over 18,000 structures in rural Butte County. In the town of Paradise, homes, schools, hospitals, clinics, and community-based organizations were gone in a matter of days. With little time to recover, the county endured further crises—the North Complex Fire, COVID-19, and the Dixie Fire—leaving health and public systems decimated, d…
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