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Michigan

Statewide risk profile

10.1M
Population
83
Counties
859
Departments
1,881
Stations

Top Hazards by Life-Safety Loss ($/yr)

Cold Wave
$437.5M
Tornado
$242.4M
Heat Wave
$80.3M
Strong Wind
$54.8M
Lightning
$26.7M

County Rankings

Counties in Michigan ranked by risk. Click column headers to sort. Click a county to see its departments.

NRI Rating is from FEMA's National Risk Index, which measures community risk across 18 natural hazards using expected annual losses, social vulnerability, and community resilience. Life-Safety Loss uses FEMA's Value of Statistical Life ($13.7M per expected fatality) to estimate annual risk to human life.

Department and station counts are derived from boundaries self-reported through NERIS Public and may not reflect current service areas. Risk metrics are computed from census tract data and are not affected by boundary accuracy. See full methodology.

Showing 83 counties
County Population Departments Life-Safety Loss NRI Rating
Oakland County 1.3M 51 $129.3M Relatively Low
Wayne County 1.8M 56 $127.2M Relatively Low
Macomb County 879,853 29 $83.1M Relatively Low
Genesee County 403,305 23 $42.5M Relatively Low
Kent County 663,150 25 $36.1M Relatively Low
Washtenaw County 369,822 19 $25.5M Relatively Low
Saginaw County 188,665 29 $20.1M Relatively Moderate
Grand Traverse County 96,166 3 $18.6M Relatively Moderate
Ingham County 283,913 10 $17.7M Relatively Low
Livingston County 195,833 9 $16.4M Relatively Low
Dickinson County 25,954 10 $15.0M Very High
St. Clair County 160,221 24 $14.6M Relatively Low
Marquette County 67,112 20 $14.4M Relatively Low
Ottawa County 301,203 7 $14.0M Relatively Low
Berrien County 153,288 25 $12.5M Relatively Low
Bay County 103,008 17 $12.3M Relatively Moderate
Monroe County 155,505 19 $12.0M Relatively Moderate
Kalamazoo County 262,375 11 $11.6M Relatively Low
Sanilac County 40,462 18 $11.5M Relatively High
Iron County 11,667 6 $10.3M Very High
Shiawassee County 67,991 11 $9.6M Relatively Moderate
Lapeer County 88,837 18 $9.3M Relatively Moderate
Midland County 83,757 11 $9.3M Relatively Moderate
Jackson County 160,060 20 $9.2M Relatively Low
Lenawee County 98,415 19 $8.9M Relatively Moderate
Calhoun County 133,778 27 $8.1M Relatively Low
Leelanau County 22,734 7 $7.9M Relatively High
Tuscola County 52,980 14 $7.5M Relatively High
Clinton County 79,626 11 $7.1M Relatively Low
Huron County 31,113 11 $6.5M Relatively High
Muskegon County 175,961 14 $6.0M Very Low
Menominee County 23,247 10 $5.8M Relatively High
Eaton County 109,130 13 $5.7M Relatively Low
Delta County 36,813 18 $5.6M Relatively Moderate
Isabella County 64,565 9 $5.6M Relatively Moderate
Montcalm County 67,816 11 $5.2M Relatively Moderate
Allegan County 121,456 23 $4.6M Relatively Low
Van Buren County 75,795 12 $4.5M Relatively Low
St. Joseph County 60,969 17 $4.4M Relatively Moderate
Emmet County 34,125 12 $4.2M Relatively Moderate
Cass County 51,520 11 $4.0M Relatively Low
Ionia County 66,574 13 $3.9M Relatively Moderate
Gratiot County 41,385 4 $3.9M Relatively High
Wexford County 34,077 7 $3.6M Relatively Moderate
Hillsdale County 45,654 18 $3.5M Relatively Moderate
Clare County 31,218 3 $3.5M Relatively Moderate
Antrim County 24,127 10 $3.4M Relatively Low
Charlevoix County 26,108 8 $3.4M Very Low
Newaygo County 50,792 11 $3.4M Relatively Moderate
Houghton County 37,693 22 $3.1M Relatively Low
Gogebic County 14,319 9 $3.1M Relatively Moderate
Mecosta County 41,242 17 $3.1M Relatively High
Oceana County 26,915 6 $3.1M Relatively High
Branch County 45,300 7 $3.0M Relatively Moderate
Otsego County 25,584 4 $2.9M Relatively Moderate
Kalkaska County 18,239 5 $2.9M Relatively Moderate
Barry County 63,409 10 $2.9M Relatively Low
Gladwin County 25,693 7 $2.5M Relatively Moderate
Iosco County 25,347 7 $2.4M Relatively Low
Ogemaw County 20,885 7 $2.3M Relatively Moderate
Benzie County 18,310 5 $2.3M Relatively Moderate
Roscommon County 23,737 8 $2.3M Relatively Moderate
Baraga County 8,191 8 $2.0M Relatively High
Manistee County 25,350 12 $2.0M Relatively Moderate
Cheboygan County 25,865 8 $2.0M Relatively High
Osceola County 23,227 8 $1.7M Relatively Moderate
Missaukee County 15,207 7 $1.7M Relatively Moderate
Oscoda County 8,425 7 $1.6M Relatively Low
Arenac County 15,077 6 $1.6M Relatively Moderate
Alpena County 28,880 10 $1.6M Relatively Low
Mason County 29,207 10 $1.5M Relatively Low
Crawford County 13,369 8 $1.5M Relatively Moderate
Chippewa County 36,295 15 $1.5M Relatively Low
Presque Isle County 13,209 8 $1.2M Relatively Moderate
Alger County 8,762 10 $1.2M Relatively Moderate
Alcona County 10,397 10 $907.2K Relatively Moderate
Ontonagon County 5,850 9 $883.2K Relatively Low
Lake County 12,563 8 $863.6K Relatively High
Montmorency County 9,516 8 $792.6K Relatively Low
Mackinac County 10,957 7 $641.0K Relatively Low
Schoolcraft County 8,128 8 $633.5K Relatively Moderate
Luce County 6,271 6 $199.8K Relatively Low
Keweenaw County 2,133 8 $105.0K Relatively Low
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Risk Snapshot

13.2%
Poverty Rate
18.6%
Age 65+
14.3%
Disability Rate
4.9%
Uninsured
62.1%
Pre-1980 Housing
5.0%
Mobile Homes
11.8%
Vacancy Rate
2.2%
Wood Heat
$79,724
Median HH Income

FEMA Disaster Declarations

208
Last 10 Years
407
Last 25 Years
Snowstorm
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