Emergency Operations Centre (EOC)
Evacuation Alert and Orders
Evacuation Alerts and Orders will be published automatically when issued on fvrd.ca/alerts.
FVRD encourages residents to sign up for public emergency notifications with Alertable. 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. Look for Fraser Valley A – H and also follow our member municipalities to be informed about emergencies in other parts of the region where you live, work, and play.
Emergency Incident Updates
Below you’ll find key information about incidents where we have held a coordination role. Many incidents occur that do not rise to the level of impending threat to life and property. 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. When they do create risk to communities and properties, FVRD is notified by the BC Wildfire Service in partnership with the Ministry of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness.
Area B – Coquihalla Lakes Area - Mine Creek Wildfire
- Due to favorable wildfire fighting conditions, there are no evacuation alerts or orders in place. This fire continues to smoulder within its boundary and may continue to smoke and smolder within its perimeter during high winds and hot, dry days. The State of Local Emergency (SOLE) declared on September 4, 2025 is now cancelled.
- Risk to properties in this area has been reduced due to high humidity, favorable weather conditions, and the efforts of wildland firefighters.
- Risks in wildfire areas remain, even when the fire itself is not a threat. Residents should be aware risks related to landslides and debris flows due to heavy rains as fall nears in and be prepared for travel conditions and future heavy rain travel advisories from the DriveBC.
- Please see the BC Wildfire Service Mine Creek wildfire Incident Information page for details about wildfire operations, images and videos, and more!
https://wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca/incidents?fireYear=2025&incidentNumber=K61891&source=map.
Other Helpful Information Sources
- For information about roads, highways, and route interruptions please see: https://www.drivebc.ca/
- BC Wildfire Service – current information, wildfire statuses, images, response actions, and wildfire reporting: BC Wildfire Map
- Click here for a helpful video on how to use the map.
Previous Incident Information
- 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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