Just over a week after it was damaged in a rain storm, Lower Glenrosa Road in West Kelowna has reopened to traffic.
The storm took out part of a sidewalk and knocked over a power pole.
The road was closed while the city worked to make it safe again.
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“Some flood response work in the area will continue next week but is not expected to impact motorists,” city spokesperson Kristen Jones said in a media release.
The city said it has also extended a local state of emergency for another week “to allow work to continue on private property adjacent to the roadway.”
– with files from Kelly Hayes
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