Flood
Evacuation Alert for Lillooet Lake Estates & Heather Jean Properties
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Current situation
The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District has issued an Evacuation Alert for the Lillooet Lake Estates and Heather Jean Properties in Electoral Area C due to the McCullock Creek Atmospheric River Debris Flow Event.
Anyone in the affected area must be ready to leave on short notice.
Heavy rainfall from the ongoing atmospheric river event is creating debris flow and landslide risks with potential impacts to road access.
An Evacuation Alert means residents should be ready to leave if an Evacuation Order is issued. Conditions can change quickly and there may be limited notice to evacuate.
Enter your address in the SLRD’s mapping dashboard to check whether your property is in the Evacuation Alert area.
Recommended actions
Follow all directions from officials:
If you are in the area under Evacuation Alert, be ready to leave on short notice.
Refer to the Evacuation Alert for information specific to your community.
Understanding emergency events
Evacuation stages
Evacuation Alert
Be ready to leave on short notice.
Evacuation Order
You are at risk. Leave the area immediately.
Evacuation Rescind
The threat to life and safety has passed.
Flood advisory stages
High Streamflow Advisory
River levels are rising or are expected to rise rapidly. Major flooding is not expected. Minor flooding in low-lying areas is possible.
Flood Watch
River levels are rising and will approach or may exceed the river bank. Flooding may occur in areas near affected rivers.
Flood Warning
River levels have exceeded the river bank or will exceed the river bank soon. Flooding may occur in areas near affected rivers.
Links and resources
River Forecast Centre
Updates on current Flood Advisories in B.C.
DriveBC
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Flood evacuee guidance
Find general emergency evacuee guidance. Always follow the instructions of your local authority or First Nation.
PreparedBC
Learn how to prepare for floods with resources from PreparedBC.