The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District has removed the shelter-in-place advisory for the Pemberton Valley.
The EVACUATION ALERT remains active.
We recognize that this has been a stressful and uncertain time for many residents, and we want to thank the community for your patience, cooperation, and resilience throughout this event. By following emergency advisories and looking out for one another, residents have helped support community safety during a challenging situation.
While the shelter-in-place advisory has ended, this does not mean all hazards have been eliminated. Significant impacts remain throughout the area, including road damage, localized flooding, debris, unstable slopes, and ongoing access challenges. Conditions can change quickly, and crews continue to assess and address damage in several locations.
Damage assessments and recovery efforts will continue in the days ahead.
Residents are urged to remain vigilant and use caution when travelling. Respect all road closures, barricades, and traffic control measures. Do not attempt to bypass closures or enter areas that have been identified as unsafe.
Please continue to monitor official sources for the latest information, including updates from the SLRD, DriveBC, local governments, First Nations, and emergency services. Before travelling, check current road conditions and be prepared for delays, detours, and changing access routes.
Recovery efforts will continue in the days ahead, and we appreciate the community's ongoing patience as crews work to restore services, assess infrastructure, and address remaining public safety concerns.
The SLRD remains committed to working closely with municipal, provincial, First Nations, and emergency response partners to support affected residents and communities as recovery progresses.
Check the SLRD emergency updates and mapping dashboard for the alert area and further instructions. Sign up for SLRD Alert to receive emergency notifications.