“Community”has become a key issue in disaster management in Taiwan recently due to frequent disasters. The Executive Yuan developed the “Integrated Community-Based Disaster Management”program (CBDM) in 2002 to enhance community resident's knowledge and skills to protect from hazardous environment through professional teams. After four years, it is a good time to review the consequence of CBDM. This study uses depth interviews as study method to analyze some issues, such as the promotion of the operational mechanism of the resilient communities, the action of disaster management approach, the roles of the professional teams, and the assistance from the governments. This study finds that many of the CBDM communities stop promoting disaster resilient community because of improper industrial development. Professional teams also suspended their helps to the communities due to lack of research interests or project funding. Moreover, this study also finds the promotion of CBDM over emphasizes on disaster response and hazard preparedness.