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Minnesota

Statewide risk profile

5.7M
Population
87
Counties
199
Departments
1,031
Stations

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

Cold Wave
$457.1M
Tornado
$163.8M
Heat Wave
$102.8M
Strong Wind
$49.6M
Lightning
$23.1M

County Rankings

Counties in Minnesota 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 87 counties
County Population Departments Life-Safety Loss NRI Rating
Hennepin County 1.3M 21 $188.7M Relatively Moderate
Ramsey County 542,945 2 $85.5M Relatively Moderate
St. Louis County 200,123 11 $59.3M Relatively Moderate
Dakota County 445,771 4 $41.4M Relatively Low
Washington County 276,238 3 $31.0M Relatively Moderate
Olmsted County 164,498 5 $27.8M Relatively High
Anoka County 370,349 14 $24.4M Relatively Low
Carlton County 36,518 2 $19.5M Very High
Scott County 154,557 7 $18.8M Relatively Moderate
Stearns County 160,865 7 $17.4M Relatively High
Itasca County 45,275 3 $16.6M Relatively High
Blue Earth County 69,871 1 $12.9M Relatively High
Carver County 110,041 7 $12.8M Relatively Low
Brown County 25,800 2 $11.5M Relatively High
Crow Wing County 67,686 4 $10.8M Relatively High
Wright County 148,269 8 $10.1M Relatively Moderate
Otter Tail County 60,475 5 $9.0M Relatively High
Rice County 67,917 2 $8.8M Relatively High
Winona County 49,779 6 $8.5M Relatively High
Pine County 29,640 4 $7.7M Relatively High
Sherburne County 100,560 0 $7.5M Relatively Low
McLeod County 36,798 0 $7.2M Relatively High
Lake County 10,879 0 $7.0M Very High
Clay County 66,059 9 $6.6M Relatively High
Kandiyohi County 44,079 5 $6.6M Relatively Moderate
Douglas County 39,575 4 $6.4M Relatively Moderate
Goodhue County 47,943 1 $5.9M Relatively High
Chisago County 57,991 5 $5.8M Relatively Moderate
Polk County 30,705 4 $5.6M Relatively High
Yellow Medicine County 9,451 5 $5.0M Very High
Cass County 30,992 2 $4.9M Relatively Moderate
Steele County 37,439 0 $4.8M Relatively High
Nicollet County 34,411 0 $4.7M Relatively High
Lyon County 25,503 0 $4.7M Relatively High
Beltrami County 46,512 4 $4.6M Relatively Moderate
Aitkin County 16,056 2 $4.5M Relatively High
Benton County 41,593 0 $4.3M Relatively Moderate
Mower County 40,343 4 $3.9M Relatively High
Morrison County 34,249 4 $3.8M Very High
Houston County 18,653 0 $3.8M Relatively High
Freeborn County 30,623 4 $3.7M Relatively Moderate
Redwood County 15,350 6 $3.7M Relatively High
Meeker County 23,468 1 $3.4M Relatively High
Nobles County 22,041 3 $3.4M Very High
Chippewa County 12,377 3 $3.3M Relatively High
Renville County 14,558 2 $3.3M Relatively High
Martin County 19,780 1 $3.2M Relatively High
Isanti County 42,596 1 $3.1M Relatively Moderate
Sibley County 15,005 3 $3.0M Very High
Fillmore County 21,414 5 $2.9M Relatively High
Kanabec County 16,390 0 $2.9M Relatively High
Cottonwood County 11,458 2 $2.8M Relatively High
Mille Lacs County 27,125 0 $2.7M Relatively Moderate
Lac qui Parle County 6,682 4 $2.7M Relatively High
Swift County 9,748 3 $2.6M Relatively High
Watonwan County 11,205 0 $2.6M Very High
Stevens County 9,739 2 $2.5M Relatively High
Le Sueur County 29,113 1 $2.4M Relatively Moderate
Koochiching County 11,833 4 $2.4M Relatively High
Pope County 11,418 1 $2.3M Relatively High
Jackson County 9,933 1 $2.3M Relatively High
Pipestone County 9,284 1 $2.3M Relatively Moderate
Waseca County 18,885 0 $2.2M Relatively High
Dodge County 21,045 0 $2.2M Relatively Moderate
Wabasha County 21,565 1 $2.2M Relatively High
Faribault County 13,914 1 $2.1M Relatively High
Big Stone County 5,127 6 $2.0M Relatively Moderate
Cook County 5,635 2 $2.0M Relatively Moderate
Hubbard County 21,831 0 $1.9M Relatively High
Becker County 35,343 3 $1.9M Relatively Moderate
Todd County 25,575 3 $1.7M Relatively Moderate
Rock County 9,621 1 $1.6M Relatively High
Lincoln County 5,603 3 $1.6M Very High
Murray County 8,097 1 $1.5M Relatively High
Grant County 6,127 4 $1.4M Relatively High
Wilkin County 6,371 8 $1.2M Relatively High
Wadena County 14,256 0 $1.2M Relatively High
Roseau County 15,302 1 $941.1K Very High
Traverse County 3,243 3 $939.5K Relatively High
Pennington County 13,791 1 $703.0K Very High
Clearwater County 8,616 3 $589.8K Relatively Low
Marshall County 8,909 4 $497.9K Relatively High
Lake of the Woods County 3,821 1 $288.6K Relatively Moderate
Norman County 6,367 3 $277.8K Relatively High
Mahnomen County 5,358 2 $270.9K Relatively High
Kittson County 4,084 3 $251.4K Relatively High
Red Lake County 3,915 1 $216.0K Relatively Moderate
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Risk Snapshot

9.3%
Poverty Rate
17.3%
Age 65+
11.6%
Disability Rate
4.7%
Uninsured
52.1%
Pre-1980 Housing
2.9%
Mobile Homes
9.3%
Vacancy Rate
1.6%
Wood Heat
$96,493
Median HH Income

FEMA Disaster Declarations

330
Last 10 Years
732
Last 25 Years
Flood
Most Frequent

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