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T’it’q’et First Nation evacuation information
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The T’it’q’et First Nation has issued an Evacuation Order for T’it’q’et Indian Reserve # 2 (Towinock) and #3 (Kilchult, which includes 1B) effective 8:30 am on Saturday, Aug. 1, due to the Riley Creek Wildfire. This wildfire is a threat to life and safety.
Impacted people must leave the area when the Evacuation Order is in effect
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Evacuation Orders
Anyone in the areas under Evacuation Order must leave immediately.
Evacuation Order
T’it’q’et IR #2 (Towinock) and IR #3 (Kilchult including 1B)
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