
Parkland County Climate Adaptation Plan - Public Survey
Extreme weather is affecting life in Parkland County. In 2026 alone, County residents experienced record rainfall, crop risk, high mosquito populations, damaging winds, and repeated tornado watches. The County continues to experience intensifying heat, smoke, wildfire, hailstorms and heavy snowfall, with increasing extremes expected into the future.
To prepare for the future and protect our quality of life from the impacts of extreme weather, Parkland County is creating a Climate Adaptation Plan (the Plan). We are working to develop common-sense solutions to risks posed by a changing climate, by learning from you about what you are experiencing and how confident you feel in managing the potential impacts. Survey results will help identify priority climate risks and inform the development of the Plan. A summary of findings will be shared publicly and used to guide future adaptation actions.
The listed hazards below are how we expect the region’s climate to change by 2050.
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