Heat wave
Relatively High
98.40-100
FEMA NRI / county-level
United States / City briefing
Rimforest
City and source geography
California
This city briefing uses a central reference point only when a source requires postal input. It is not your ZIP and is not a citywide measurement.
Index / source register
What is in this file
01FEMA National Risk IndexCountyModeled risk
02OpenFEMA declarationsCountyHistorical record
03EPA TRIFacility radiusReported chemical activity
04EPA Superfund + radonPoint + countyCached record
05EPA ECHOFacility radiusCompliance record
06CDC PLACESZCTAModeled health context
07AirNow + NWSNearby monitors + forecast pointLive
08USGS earthquake sourcesPoint radiusModel + events
09EPA + Water Quality PortalSystem + stationMixed record
City geography
One city. Several public-record boundaries.
The detailed proximity modules below use a central reference point selected from postal areas associated with Rimforest. The internal postal reference is never presented as your ZIP.
Enter your exact ZIP- Associated postal records
- 1
- Matched county records
- 1
- County record / 06071
- San Bernardino, CA 1 linked postal record
01 / FEMA NRI
Published modeled-risk values
These are FEMA National Risk Index values for the county containing the city reference point. How Is My ZIP does not recalculate, weight, or convert them into a local verdict.
Overall National Risk Index99.8FEMA score on a 0-100 scaleVery High
- Published rating
- Very High
- Geographic unit
- San Bernardino, CA
- County FIPS
- 06071
- Publisher
- Federal Emergency Management Agency
Wildfire
Very High
99.90-100
FEMA NRI / county-level
Drought
Relatively Low
33.50-100
FEMA NRI / county-level
Riverine flooding
Very High
99.80-100
FEMA NRI / county-level
Coastal flooding
Not Applicable
00-100
FEMA NRI / county-level
02 / OpenFEMA
Federal declaration history
County-specific federal disaster declarations for San Bernardino, CA. Statewide declarations are not assigned to every county.
61Federal declarations1965-2024
Most common types
- Fire
- 33
- Flood
- 13
- Severe Storm
- 7
- Biological
- 2
Most recent records
- 2024 / FireBRIDGE FIRE
- 2024 / FireLINE FIRE
- 2023 / Severe StormSEVERE WINTER STORMS, STRAIGHT-LINE WINDS, FLOODING, LANDSLIDES, AND MUDSLIDES
Source: OpenFEMA Disaster Declarations Summaries
03 / EPA TRI
Facility-reported chemical activity near the city reference point.
Near the city reference point
PULLING INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL REPORTS
Checking 2024 EPA TRI filings around the city reference point.
Checking access to the extended source file...
Report scope
Screening information, not property-level advice.This briefing organizes public records with different geographies, dates, and limitations. Verify material findings with the linked government source before making a decision.
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