Tyndall AFB is located on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico and is at high risk for damage from tropical storms and extreme weather events.
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An Installation has have worked with surrounding communities or other non-DOD entities to reduce vulnerabilities resulting from the effects of climate change and extreme weather.Relevant officials have identified operational mission vulnerabilities that could arise from the effects of climate change and extreme weather on installation and local infrastructure.Installation officials are cognizant of the potential effects of climate change and extreme weather on surrounding community infrastructure.
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An installations depends on the infrastructure of surrounding communities to support operational missions and any non-mission-related activities or services that support carrying out missions, the disruption of which could affect an installation’s ability to meet its mission.The topics covered include the extent to which: Government Accountability Office, working on a review of DOD installations in coordination with surrounding communities on infrastructure resilience to climate change and extreme weather, surveyed 65 installations, including Tyndall AFB. Department of Defense (DOD) identified climate change as a threat to its operations and installations. These performance standards contribute to Tyndall AFB’s mission readiness and to the base being sustainable, resilient, and SMART-ready. Welcome to the Tyndall Air Force Base (AFB) Performance Standards overview created for future architects and engineers who are designing the Installation of the Future.