Counties / Alabama

Alabama home resilience, county by county

67 counties. Each page shows local hazards from the FEMA National Risk Index and which retrofits pay off for a typical home.

• Autauga County Relatively Low
• Baldwin County Relatively High
• Barbour County Relatively Low
• Bibb County Very Low
• Blount County Relatively Low
• Bullock County Very Low
• Butler County Relatively Low
• Calhoun County Relatively Moderate
• Chambers County Relatively Low
• Cherokee County Relatively Low
• Chilton County Relatively Low
• Choctaw County Relatively Low
• Clarke County Relatively Low
• Clay County Very Low
• Cleburne County Very Low
• Coffee County Relatively Moderate
• Colbert County Relatively Low
• Conecuh County Very Low
• Coosa County Very Low
• Covington County Relatively Moderate
• Crenshaw County Very Low
• Cullman County Relatively Moderate
• Dale County Relatively Low
• Dallas County Relatively Low
• DeKalb County Relatively Low
• Elmore County Relatively Low
• Escambia County Relatively Moderate
• Etowah County Relatively Moderate
• Fayette County Very Low
• Franklin County Relatively Low
• Geneva County Relatively Low
• Greene County Very Low
• Hale County Very Low
• Henry County Very Low
• Houston County Relatively Moderate
• Jackson County Relatively Low
• Jefferson County Relatively High
• Lamar County Very Low
• Lauderdale County Relatively Moderate
• Lawrence County Relatively Low
• Lee County Relatively Low
• Limestone County Relatively Low
• Lowndes County Very Low
• Macon County Very Low
• Madison County Relatively High
• Marengo County Relatively Low
• Marion County Relatively Low
• Marshall County Relatively Moderate
• Mobile County Relatively High
• Monroe County Relatively Low
• Montgomery County Relatively Moderate
• Morgan County Relatively Moderate
• Perry County Very Low
• Pickens County Relatively Low
• Pike County Relatively Low
• Randolph County Very Low
• Russell County Relatively Low
• Shelby County Relatively Moderate
• St. Clair County Relatively Low
• Sumter County Relatively Low
• Talladega County Relatively Moderate
• Tallapoosa County Relatively Low
• Tuscaloosa County Relatively Moderate
• Walker County Relatively Moderate
• Washington County Relatively Low
• Wilcox County Very Low
• Winston County Relatively Low