"I pity you."

"For which reason? That I live right next to a major city? Or that I live in a gun control center? Or is there another reason?"

"I have a Hypothetical question of strategy. I'm writing a feature length screenplay, about teen pregnancy...

And zombies too.

Anyways, Because I don't really know, What would the army do if a massive outbreak of zombies occurred in Coastal California? What I had was a temporary relocation of all refugees to a point away from the unspecified town, and then further removal to Sacramento, which is far enough away. Another reason for this would be that as a city, Sacramento is more sprawled out than say, San Francisco, and therefore easier to contain.

But I don't know sh*t about anything, so please enlighten me.

Also, what would a trained, but scared soldier do in a situation where a mob is approaching only some of which is infected.

And thirdly in a situation where a convoy of vehicles (Humvees, APC's school buses, anything with wheels) are escaping a compromised city, and civilians lay themselves down in front and block the vehicles' ability to escape, and mobs of infected and uninfected civilians are swarming the vehicles.

and also, is it possible for infected blood to contaminate the water supply of a city?

Can anyone give suggestions, and help eliminate plot holes?"

"All of those reasons (good summary) but also because of your demographics, political leadership (all levels), taxation, geography (some good though and you have better weather than DPR-MD) plus your choices of escape (to where).

I may be wrong, but if you can find a fertile valley or area that can be isolated and defended near you, get to it in time and secure it, you could do well after all."

"I'm live just south of Sacramento, so if you have a specific/regional qustion, ask me."

"1: North: Sacramento, lots of people, overpasses, freeways, streets are kind of narrowish (or mine could be largish). Very urban. West and south: Flat, (was cleared by humans, but was mostly flat before) with the occasional hill, rice patty, and some rivers. Huge farms/plots of land. East: A lot of smaller farms, ranches, etc.

How far out exactly? If you send me coordinates, I could describe it much better. I am in Elk Grove.

2: An earthquake would be extremely out of the ordinary, as we have natural cusioning from the actual land underneath us. We have the occasional (like: wait, the water in that cup is wobbling a little bit, how odd) tremor whenever something big happens on the coast. This hasn't happened since I've been born (15 years), so very rarely do we get something noticeable.

However, if you want a huge flood or something, you can get that without an earthquake here."

"does it snow much?"