California Natural Hazard Disclosure
Nothing cached, nothing resold. Hazard layers are run against your parcel and the county’s tax bill is read the moment you order. Every California county, in about a minute.
The report
Civil Code 1103.2 names what a disclosure has to answer. Each one is sourced and dated, and where a hazard is not found the report says so rather than leaving the line empty.
FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer, with the panel and its effective date.
Dam failure inundation, from the maps published by DWR and Cal OES.
CAL FIRE, including zones adopted but not yet in force.
State Responsibility Area, where the state carries the protection duty.
California Geological Survey, Alquist Priolo.
CGS landslide and liquefaction zones.
The districts on the parcel and the annual charge that rides with it.
The ad valorem levy and every direct charge, itemised by agency.
All 58 California counties · Residential and commercial
How it works
An address, or a parcel number with its county. We resolve it and show you the parcel we matched before anything is charged.
Hazard layers are tested against the parcel boundary, not a single point, and the county's current tax bill is read at the time you order.
A signed PDF, ready to attach to the disclosure package, and it stays available in the account afterwards.