- 415 Commonwealth Road, Holiday Park– Beachview building
- 415 Commonwealth Road, Holiday Park – Park Place building
- 7841 Highway 97 – Turtle Bay Lodges
These affected residents are encouraged to register with the Emergency Support Services volunteers staffing the reception centre at the Salvation Army Church, 1480 Sutherland Ave. (corner of Sutherland Avenue and Burtch Road). It will open at 11 a.m. Monday.
Residents should use extreme caution and keep children and pets away from creek banks which can be very slippery and subject to erosion. Water levels and flows may rise unexpectedly. Boaters are asked to keep speeds down when near the shoreline to reduce potential wake erosion. As well, they should watch for floating debris flowing into area lakes due to the higher flows.
The following previously issued Evacuation Orders and Alerts continue to be in effect:
Okanagan Indian Band IR#7
- Order – 415 Commonwealth Road, Holiday Park– Beachview building
- Order – 415 Commonwealth Road, Holiday Park – Park Place building
- Order – 7841 Highway 97 – Turtle Lodges
City of Kelowna (Orders)
- 1966 Richter St
- 222 Adams Rd
- 184 Adams Rd
- 214 Adams Rd
- 3911 Old Vernon Rd
- 3545 Bulman Rd
- 1826 Marshall Rd
- 3897 Casorso Rd
- 4697 Gordon Dr
- 1980 Ethel St
- 1981 Gordon Dr
- 1824 Marshall Rd
- 1237 Pacific Ave
- 2002 Ethel St
- 543 Rowcliffe Avenue
- 534 Sutherland Avenue
- 1955 Pacific Court
- 1915 Pacific Court
- 1902 Lindahl Street
- 1936 Lindahl Street
- 1948 Lindahl Street
- 1118 Brookside Avenue
- 1122 Brookside Avenue
- 1130 Brookside Avenue
An Evacuation Order for Fintry Provincial Park remains in effect.
An Evacuation Alert remains in effect for approximately 90 properties in the Fintry Delta area, just south of Fintry Provincial Park. Residents should be ready to leave at a moment’s notice.
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