The FVRD is thrilled to announce the launch of a new reporting tool to be used during emergencies.

The new easy-to-use tool allows residents and First Responders to help the FVRD track the incidents such as those caused by the recent atmospheric river events. The data collected will build an overall snapshot of the incidents during an emergency across the region.

The new online Emergency Status Map makes it easy to share information and photos. For every incident reported, FVRD staff will review and determine what needs attention, who is responsible, and next steps. The Emergency Status Map can be used on your smartphone or computer. 

If you have incidents to report within the FVRD boundaries for the current emergency, visit the FVRD Emergency Status Map at https://maps.fvrd.ca/portal/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=1a9076fd58c64f1aaae7a4a935fc9837

For questions or to report an incident by phone, call the FVRD EOC Public Information Line at 778-704-0400. This phone number is operational while the EOC is active with the current emergency and will record messages outside of business hours.

The FVRD is the third most populous regional district in British Columbia and one of twenty-seven throughout the province. The FVRD delivers over 100 services to approximately 340,000 residents across a land base of 13,361 square kilometers. The FVRD’s eight electoral areas include all of the unincorporated communities on the north and south sides of the Fraser River, reaching up beyond the Nahatlatch River in the north and extending down to the U.S. border in the south. The FVRD is responsible for governance, administration and services for the eight electoral areas, each named separately by letters of the alphabet (A-H). Learn more about the FVRD at fvrd.ca.

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FVRD Communications

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EOC.COMMUNICATIONS@fvrd.ca