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• Evaluate the Town’s exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive capacity across infrastructure, facilities, natural systems, and social demographics. • Document any major weather events (i.e., floods, heatwaves, utility failures) experienced since the last update and how they impacted community assets and residents. • Re-assess vulnerable populations (i.e., elderly, children, disabled and immunocompromised, frontline workers, and any other applicable groups not previously mentioned in this assessment) to reflect shifting demographics, access to resources, or new risks. • Re-prioritize community assets and critical systems if risks or vulnerabilities have changed. • Include a section summarizing implementation progress for each recommendation identified in the assessment. • Engage in community outreach to gather public feedback through surveys, public meetings, or workshops, especially from high-risk neighborhoods. vi. Roles and Responsibilities • Lead Agency: Town of Aurora Disaster Advisory Committee • Support Agencies: Town Board, Climate Smart Communities Task Force, Code Enforcement Office, Erie County Department of Environment and Planning, Erie County Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Service, and community organizations • Reporting: A written summary of progress and conditions will be prepared and shared publicly via the Town website and community newsletters. 130