More than a century after the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake, the Bay Area remains one of the most seismically active regions in the country. Earthquake risk is an enduring reality – but so is the meaningful progress made by cities, engineers, and policymakers to reduce that risk and strengthen our communities.
This dinner program will explore where we are today, from vulnerable building stock and infrastructure challenges to the policies, retrofit ordinances, and preparedness systems actively improving resilience across the region. The discussion will also look ahead, highlighting priorities for the next 10–20 years and opportunities for SEAONC and the structural engineering community to continue leading impactful change.
Join us for an engaging, solutions-focused conversation about the realities we face, the progress we’ve made, and the work ahead to build a more resilient Bay Area.
Speaker Details: forthcoming