disaster recovery

Working groups from both houses of the California Legislature last week unveiled a $100 billion joint stimulus plan that proposes to put the state on a path toward an equitable and resilient economic recovery by raising revenues without raising taxes, which proponents assert will protect Californians and spur job creation during and even after the COVID-19 crisis.

At the ULI Fall Meeting in Los Angeles, thought leaders discussed the role of the built environment in planning for disasters.