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Evacuation Alert REDUCED for properties in Electoral Area E (Bonaparte Plateau)
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The Thompson-Nicola Regional District has REDUCED an Evacuation Alert in Electoral Area E (Bonaparte Plateau) due to the French Bar Creek (K70748) wildfire. Anyone in the impacted area must be ready to leave on short notice.
This reduced Evacuation Alert in Electoral Area “E” (Bonaparte Plateau) is now in place as the Blackdome Mine has been upgraded to an Evacuation Order. The amended Evacuation alert area is as outlined in the attached map.
BC Wildfire Service information
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.
To ensure you are getting the most timely and accurate Evacuation Alert and Order information, use Voyent Alert! and subscribe to the Thompson-Nicola Regional District.
To register, visit: tnrd.ca/voyent.
If transportation assistance is required, contact the Thompson-Nicola Regional District at 250-377-7188.
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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.