The proposed agent-based modeling framework can be extended to incorporate other critical infrastructure systems by introducing additional agents representing water and communication networks. These agents can interact with the existing agents representing electric power and transportation networks to capture the interdependencies among these systems. For water infrastructure, agents can be created to simulate water sources, treatment plants, distribution networks, and wastewater systems. The interactions between the water and power networks, such as the need for electricity to operate water pumps, can be modeled to understand the cascading effects of disruptions. Similarly, communication network agents can be introduced to represent telecommunication towers, cables, and service providers. Interactions between communication and power networks, such as the reliance of communication systems on electricity for operation, can be simulated to assess the impact of disruptions on overall community resilience. By integrating these additional infrastructure systems into the ABM, a more comprehensive understanding of the interdependencies and resilience of the entire community can be achieved.