Wildfire
Evacuation Alert issued for Nahatlatch & North Boothroyd
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The Fraser Valley Regional District has issued an Evacuation Alert for the Nahatlatch and North Boothroyd areas due to the Brunswick Creek and Ainslie Creek wildfires. You are not required to evacuate at this time but you must be prepared to evacuate on short notice. You must prepare yourself and any necessary supplies.
Check the Evacuation Alert PDF document below for the full list of properties effected.
Follow instructions from emergency officials and be prepared to leave immediately if an Evacuation Order is issued.
A travel advisory is in effect for Highway 1. Check DriveBC.ca for the latest updates. The highway may close on short or no notice due to wildfire activity. No stopping along highway. Watch for reduced visibility and road crews.
Evacuation Alert highlighted in yellow.
BC Wildfire Service information
Fire name:
Stage:
Out of control
Fire name:
Stage:
Out of control
Recommended actions for Evacuation Alerts
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.
Links and resources
BC Wildfire Service
Updates on wildfire information and provincial fire bans in B.C.
DriveBC
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Mental health supports
Find information about the services available if you are experiencing anxiety, depression or other mental health challenges.
Wildfire evacuee guidance
Find general emergency evacuee guidance. Always follow the instructions of your Local Authority or First Nation.
PreparedBC
Learn how to prepare for wildfires with resources from PreparedBC.
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.
Tactical Evacuation
A sudden threat to life requires immediate action. There is no time to prepare or issue written warnings. Local emergency responders coordinate the evacuation. Follow the advice and direction of authorities.