Broward County Extreme Heat Community Survey

Overview This feature service contains survey responses related to extreme heat conditions, preparedness, and community impacts in Broward County, Florida. The records capture resident perspectives on heat readiness, access to cooling, transportation, health and emotional effects, daily activity disruption, neighborhood tree canopy, and general comments. Survey Focus Preparedness and cooling access for extended periods of extreme heat. Transportation and daily life impacts, including activities most affected by heat and the number of days heat interferes with income or livelihood. Health and wellbeing perceptions related to physical and emotional effects of extreme heat. Community conditions such as perceived tree canopy and the area where respondents spend most daylight hours. Demographic and feedback fields that support community outreach and local planning. Geographic Coverage The survey is centered on Broward County and includes place-based responses tied to municipalities and communities across the county. Use Cases Supporting heat resilience and public health planning. Identifying community concerns related to extreme heat exposure and coping capacity. Informing local outreach, urban forestry, and cooling strategy efforts. Analyzing community-reported impacts by place and demographic context. Data Characteristics The service is delivered as a Survey123-hosted feature layer, which supports collection and management of community survey responses in ArcGIS applications.