Issued emergency alert data

Last updated on April 25, 2024

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This page provides a record of emergency alerts that were issued across B.C. in 2024. The information on this page is for historical reference only.

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2024 alerts
Date Time Issued	Alert Type	Alert Method	Requesting FN/LA	Hazard Type	Event Name	Message/Wireless
April 4, 2024 20:23	New	Wireless, TV, Radio	RCMP	Amber Alert	Amber Alert	BC AMBER Alert All of British Columbia. AMBER Alert issued by Langley RCMP. Last known location 72 Avenue and 208 Street. DO NOT APPROACH CALL 9-1-1.
Apr 24 2024 18:30	New	Wireless	Peace River Regional District	Wildfire	Pine River Wildfire	BC EMERGENCY ALERT issued by Peace River Regional District due to wildfire. Evacuate immediately if you are in the following area: directly west of Bisset Creek, south to the Pine River, East to Wildmare Creek. Inclusive of all properties on the north side of the highway. The Wildmare Creek wildfire poses a threat to human life. If you are in this area evacuate immediately. For Emergency Support Services go to the Chetwynd Municipal Office at 5400 Hospital Road. If you are unable to evacuate call 9-1-1. For more info: https://www.emergencyinfobc.gov.bc.ca/event/wildfire-prrd-apr24
April 25 2024 11:17	Update	Wireless	Peace River Regional District	Wildfire	Pine River Wildfire	BC EMERGENCY ALERT UPDATE: The Evacuation Order issued by Peace River Regional District due to the Wildmare Creek wildfire has been DOWNGRADED to an Evacuation Alert. Area under Evacuation Alert: the area directly west of Bisset Creek, south to the Pine River, East to the Wildmare Creek, inclusive of all properties on the north side of the highway. Impacted residents may return to their homes, but must remain ready to leave on short notice. For more info:https://www.emergencyinfobc.gov.bc.ca/event/wildfire-prrd-apr24.

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