Emergency Operations Centre (EOC)

BC Wildfire Service

For the most current information on the status of wildfires, visit the BC Wildfire Map. Click here for a helpful video on how to use the map.

 

Emergency Incident Updates

There are a number of active wildfires across the landscape in the FVRD electoral areas. Wildfires are a natural part of the environment and in most cases do not pose threat to people or property.

Area B – Coquihalla Lakes Area - Mine Creek Wildfire

  • Due to favorable wildfire fighting conditions, the BC Wildfire Service has recommended the FVRD rescind (downgrade) the evacuation order for the Coquihalla Lakes area. The evacuation alert remains in place.

    For specific information on this fire, see the BC Wildfire Service Incident Information page: https://wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca/incidents?fireYear=2025&incidentNumber=K61891&source=map. The BC Wildfire Service is the agency authority responsible for wildfire operations management. Please direct any questions regarding fire operations management to the BC Wildfire Service information officer listed in the BCWS Incident information page.

    The FVRD encourages residents to sign up for public emergency notifications with Alertable. Visit fvrd.ca/alerts to sign up to receive emergency alerts by phone, text, email, and mobile app. Sign up for alerts in all ways you prefer to be informed. For this particular area, sign up to be informed for “Fraser Valley B.”

    For additional information from the TNRD EOC on their evacuation alerts and orders: https://eoc.tnrd.ca/

    For additional information from the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen alerts and orders: https://emergency.rdos.bc.ca/

    For information about roads, highways, and route interruptions please see: https://www.drivebc.ca/

 

Information About Previous Emergencies

  • For more information on the Hazard Advisory - Chilcotin River Landslide and the Fraser River visit our News Story
  • For more information on the Kookipi Creek Wildfire visit our Recovery page.
  • For more information on the 2021 Atmospheric River visit our Recovery page.

 

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