Clark County EOP Basic Plan 2. Situation and Assumptions Table 2-2 Identified Threats/Hazards Natural Technological Human-Caused / Results from Acts Results from Accidents Adversarial Threats of Nature or Failures of Systems Result from Intentional and Structures Actions of an Adversary  Climate Change  Dam Failure  Terrorism  Drought  Hazardous Materials  Chemical, biological,  Earthquake  Infectious Disease radiological, nuclear, and  Flood  Infestation explosive (CBRNE)  Subsidence and Fissures  Wildfire See the Clark County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan (2018) for more information regarding hazards for the area. 2.1.3 Hazard Assessment The County works with statewide partners and through NDEM to identify threats and hazards through the State Preparedness Report and Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (THIRA). The THIRA identifies the top threats and hazards to be addressed in the coming year and allocates recommendations and funding associated with the findings. In addition, the County performs formal hazard assessments through the update of the Clark County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan. 2.1.4 Capability Assessment The availability of the County’s physical and staff resources may limit its capability to conduct short- and long-term response actions on an independent basis (see Figure 2-1). County response capabilities are also limited during periods when essential staff are on vacation, sick, or under furlough due to budgetary constraints. 2-3