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Evacuation Alert UPGRADED to Evacuation Order for Pear Lake area
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The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District has UPGRADED an Evacuation Alert to an Evacuation Order for properties in the Pear Lake area of Electoral Area B due to the Pear Lake wildfire. This wildfire is a risk to life and safety. Anyone in the affected area must leave the area NOW.
You must leave the area immediately. Evacuate north via Pavilion-Clinton Road/Highway 97 toward Clinton.
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Recommended actions for Evacuation Orders
Follow all directions from officials:
If you are in the area under Evacuation Order, you are at risk. You must leave immediately.
Refer to the Evacuation Order for information specific to your community.
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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.
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Evacuation stages
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You are at risk. Leave the area immediately.
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The threat to life and safety has passed.
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