Resolutions that consist of directing weather-based needs to adjust for seasonal land review for preparedness such as snow, soil erosion, extreme rain, and wildfire prevention. In rural Colorado, varied weather anomalies are a way of life. Being educated about seasonal patterns improve safer living.

Review different energy consumption patterns and the consideration of overall usage of power; observe appliance wattage and improve use; replace items with more efficiency to ensure lower costs and the most comfortable with minimal comprise.

Observational data showing detail of equitable challenges, benefits, or adjustments for considering living in Colorado’s rural areas. Living rural has presented specific difficulties that may be dismissed as formidable concerns by those unaware of the challenges that occur with animals, inaccessibility, or additional expenses.

Review how various environmental education methods can contribute to a “City to Rural” ratio scale coding and an Emergency Preparedness Ratings System to review resident relocation readiness.