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What's near homes in Santa Monica, CA
About 52,580 homes (2020 Census) in this city. Below is how those homes grade on each hazard, and the official records nearby.
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Overview
The official records for Santa Monica, a city or town in Los Angeles County with an estimated 52,580 homes, show one Toxics Release Inventory facility, Associated Ready Mixed Concrete - Santa Monica, which reported 0 pounds of on-site releases in 2024. There are no Superfund sites in or near the area, and five facilities in the area have recent violations. Regarding natural hazards, 0.6% of homes are in a FEMA high-risk flood zone, 3.7% are in a California very high fire hazard severity zone, and 0% are in a USFS high or very high wildfire hazard potential area. The median USGS chance of damaging earthquake shaking in 100 years is 100%, and there have been 74 federal disaster declarations in the county in the last 30 years.
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How homes here grade
Share of this area's homes at each grade. Grades compare locations with other California homes (methodology).
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Key facts
- 1 Toxics Release Inventory facility inside the area
- 0 final or proposed Superfund sites in or within 1 mile of the area
- 5 facilities with recent formal enforcement or significant violations inside the area
- 0.6% of homes in a FEMA high-risk flood zone
- 3.7% of homes in a CAL FIRE Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone
- 0% of homes where the USFS Wildfire Hazard Potential is High or Very High
- Typical USGS chance of potentially damaging earthquake shaking: 100% in 100 years
- Los Angeles County: 74 federal disaster declarations in the last 30 years
Notable facilities and sites
Largest Toxics Release Inventory reporters in the area
- Associated Ready Mixed Concrete - Santa Monica (Nonmetallic Mineral Product): 0 lb released on site in 2024
Nearby places
Marina del Rey · Culver City · Ladera Heights · Beverly Hills · El Segundo · View Park-Windsor Hills · West Hollywood · Topanga
Sources: EPA TRI, NPL and ECHO; FEMA NFHL and NFIP claims; USDA Forest Service Wildfire Risk to Communities and Wildfire Hazard Potential; CAL FIRE FHSZ; USGS 2023 NSHM; OpenFEMA disaster declarations; 2020 Census. Details and dates. Areas are Census places, and a home belongs to the area containing its hexagon's center.