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KSHCC.com utilizes photography submitted by Kansas photographers to showcase hazards that pose risk to all or significant portions of the State of Kansas. Review the list below when submitting photography for publication consideration. Those that use creativity to reflect one of the State's hazards will have a better chance of publication. We also accept photographs that showcase the beauty, nature and architecture of the Great State of Kansas.

Twenty-two hazards have been identified and incorporated into the 2018 Kansas Hazard Mitigation Plan. Listed alphabetically, these hazards are:
  • Agricultural Infestation
  • Civil Disorder
  • Dam and Levee Failure
  • Drought
  • Earthquake
  • Expansive Soils
  • Extreme Temperatures
  • Flood
  • Hailstorm
  • Hazardous Materials
  • Land Subsidence
  • Landslide
  • Lightning
  • Major Disease Outbreak
  • Radiological
  • Soil Erosion and Dust
  • Terrorism/Agri-Terrorism
  • Tornado
  • Utility/Infrastructure Failure
  • Wildfire
  • Windstorm
  • Winter Storm

    photo submission and liability release form

    Photography authorization Form

    I hereby authorize the use my submitted photographs on the KSHCC.com website.

    I understand that I shall not be entitled to compensation of any kind for the use of my submitted photographs. I reserve the right to request the removal my submitted photography from KSHCC.com at any time by contacting the webmaster.

    ​I hereby waive any and all claims or liability against eCoalitions, LLC, and Healthcare Coalition Partners of Kansas, LLC related to the use of my submitted photographs in the manner stated above.
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