Counties / New York

New York home resilience, county by county

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

• Albany County Relatively Moderate
• Allegany County Relatively Low
• Bronx County Relatively High
• Broome County Relatively Moderate
• Cattaraugus County Relatively Moderate
• Cayuga County Relatively Low
• Chautauqua County Relatively Moderate
• Chemung County Relatively Low
• Chenango County Relatively Low
• Clinton County Relatively Low
• Columbia County Relatively Low
• Cortland County Relatively Low
• Delaware County Relatively Moderate
• Dutchess County Relatively Moderate
• Erie County Relatively High
• Essex County Relatively Low
• Franklin County Relatively Low
• Fulton County Relatively Low
• Genesee County Relatively Low
• Greene County Relatively Low
• Hamilton County Very Low
• Herkimer County Relatively Low
• Jefferson County Relatively Low
• Kings County Relatively High
• Lewis County Very Low
• Livingston County Relatively Low
• Madison County Relatively Low
• Monroe County Relatively Moderate
• Montgomery County Relatively Low
• Nassau County Relatively High
• New York County Relatively High
• Niagara County Relatively Moderate
• Oneida County Relatively Moderate
• Onondaga County Relatively Moderate
• Ontario County Relatively Low
• Orange County Relatively Moderate
• Orleans County Very Low
• Oswego County Relatively Low
• Otsego County Relatively Low
• Putnam County Very Low
• Queens County Relatively High
• Rensselaer County Relatively Moderate
• Richmond County Relatively Moderate
• Rockland County Relatively Moderate
• Saratoga County Relatively Low
• Schenectady County Relatively Low
• Schoharie County Very Low
• Schuyler County Very Low
• Seneca County Very Low
• St. Lawrence County Relatively Low
• Steuben County Relatively Low
• Suffolk County Relatively High
• Sullivan County Relatively Low
• Tioga County Relatively Low
• Tompkins County Relatively Low
• Ulster County Relatively Moderate
• Warren County Relatively Low
• Washington County Relatively Low
• Wayne County Relatively Low
• Westchester County Relatively High
• Wyoming County Very Low
• Yates County Relatively Low