Issued June 18, 2025 at 0700 hours (7:00 a.m.)

We are happy to share that the Kiskatinaw River Wildfire (G70422) Evacuation Order #6 & Evacuation Alert #8, are cancelled as of 0700 hours (7:00 a.m.) on June 18, 2025.

Be advised, Evacuation Orders #1, Order #2 & Order #3, have now been replaced with Alert #9 – Issued June 18, 2025 at 0700 hours (7:00 a.m.). Please see Alert #9 for more information.

Please note that an Evacuation Alert or Order may need to be reissued if the wildfire situation changes or worsens; however, if that is deemed necessary, a new Evacuation Alert or Order process will be started.

For more information, please see the Peace River Regional District webpage at prrd.bc.ca Contact the Peace River Regional District at 250-219-5210 or email emergency-info@prrd.bc.ca.

Issued on June 13, 2025 At 2000hrs (8:00 p.m.)

Official notice: Kiskatinaw River Fire Evacuation Order #6

The Peace River Regional District has issued an Evacuation Order #6 for the Kiskatinaw River Wildfire (G70422) upon recommendation from BC Wildfire Service due to immediate danger to life safety. This Order rescinds part of Evacuation Evacuation Order 4 issued June 6, 2025 At 1900hrs (7:00 p.m.)

The Evacuation Order is in effect for properties in the following area:

• 8 km south of the One Island Lake Rd.
• Easterly for 6.7 km to the BC/Alberta border
• Southerly along the BC/Alberta border for 2.7 km
• Easterly for 5.7 km, following the southern boundary of Beaverlodge Lake to a point of intersection with Hwy 52E
• Southerly along the western side of Hwy 52E for 1.7 km
• 5 km westerly to a point of intersection with the Kiskatinaw River
• Continuing westerly 8.2 km to a point of intersection with One Island Lake Rd
• Southeasterly for 4.7 km
• Northerly for 1.7 km to a point of intersection with the junction of One Island Lake Rd and Noel Rd
• Northerly following the western side of one Island Lake Rd,
• Approximately 4 km to a point of intersection with the Kiskatinaw River and One Island Lake Rd
• Easterly, crossing the Kiskatinaw River, for 11.7 km returning to a point of intersection with Hwy 52E

YOU MUST LEAVE THE AREA IMMEDIATELY!

PRRD Alerts do not affect First Nations communities on Reserve Lands or municipalities as they issue their own.

ONLINE MAP TOOL:

To see if your property is under an Evacuation Order, please go to the online map tool at and enter your address in the search bar at the top.

If you need assistance to evacuate from the area, such as for transportation, mobility, health, or other needs, please advise the person providing this notice or call 1-800-670-7773.

WHAT YOU SHOULD DO:

• Travel to the City of Dawson Creek by the safest route for your area. Visit Drive BC for road conditions.

• Register for Emergency Support Services (ESS) at the Reception Centre located at the Nawican Friendship Centre – 10200 17 St, Dawson Creek, BC. The Reception Centre will be open June 15, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

• If you need help to meet your basic needs if evacuated, create a profile for Emergency Support Services (ESS). Creating a profile for ESS ahead of time will make it easier to access support. Once your account has been verified with BC Services, you may be eligible for Interac e-Transfer. To register for ERA, follow the steps below:
  • Step 1: Visit www.ess.gov.bc.ca
  • Step 2: Click ‘Create Profile’
  • Step 3: Follow the BC Services Card login and registration instructions
  • Step 4: If you’re evacuated, follow all instructions and evacuate. Follow the steps listed in your Evacuation Order
• Shut off all gas and electrical appliances, other than refrigerators and freezers.
• Close and lock all windows and doors
• Close gates (latch) but do not lock them.
• Gather your family and, if you have room, take a neighbour or someone needing transportation. Do not use more vehicles than needed.
• Take critical items (identification, credit cards, medicine, cell phone and charger, and keys) only if they are immediately available.
• Take pets in pet kennels or on a leash.

For further information that may pertain to the wildfire:

• Emergency information email is also available for public inquires, please email emergency-info@prrd.bc.ca
• BC Wildfire Service is responsible for the wildfire response. For updates and additional information, visit the dashboard.
• Check Road Conditions: Visit DriveBC.ca for the latest information on any road closures or detours that may be in place due to wildfire activity.
• Check BC Parks for any parks & trails closures as they may be impacted

Issued on June 9, 2025 At 1330hrs (1:30 p.m.)

Official notice: Pocket Knife Creek G80352 Evacuation Order #3

The Peace River Regional District has issued an Evacuation Order #3 for the Pocket Knife Creek Wildfire (G80352) upon recommendation from BC Wildfire Service due to immediate danger to life safety.

The Evacuation Order is in effect for properties in the following area:

• 4 km from a point North of Sikanni Chief Bridge
• From said point on Hwy 97N in a Southwesterly direction 57.5 km
• North 56 km
• To a point of intersection with existing evacuation Order #1
• Following Order #1 boundary Easterly direction to a point of intersection with the most Southwesterly tip of Evacuation Order #2
• Along the Southerly boundary of Order #2 to the Southeasterly most point
• Easterly 11km
• Southerly for approximately 15 km
• Approximately 10 km Southwesterly to a point of intersection with Hwy 97N

Includes portions of Sikanni Chief River, Chicken Creek, Grassy Creek, Trimble Creek, Trimble Lake and Colter Creek.  This Evacuation Order includes the following addresses: 25752 PDR 156; 27239 Sikanni Chief Road and 26708 Sikanni Chief Road. 

YOU MUST LEAVE THE AREA IMMEDIATELY!

PRRD Alerts do not affect First Nations communities on Reserve Lands or municipalities as they issue their own.

ONLINE MAP TOOL:

To see if your property is under an Evacuation Order, please go to the online map tool at and enter your address in the search bar at the top.

If you need assistance to evacuate from the area, such as for transportation, mobility, health, or other needs, please advise the person providing this notice or call 1-800-670-7773.

WHAT YOU SHOULD DO:

• Visit Drive BC for road conditions.
• If you are in Buckinghorse River, or the surrounding area, head south to Fort St. John. If you need evacuation assistance, go to the Pomeroy Sports Centre at 9324 96th Street, 12pm – 4pm, June 9, 2025. After hours phone number is 250-794-3310.
• If you need transportation assistance from the area, call 911.
• Shut off all gas and electrical appliances, other than refrigerators and freezers.
• Close and lock all windows and doors
• Close gates (latch) but do not lock them.
• Gather your family and, if you have room, take a neighbour or someone needing transportation. Do not use more vehicles than needed.
• Take critical items (identification, credit cards, medicine, cell phone and charger, and keys) only if they are immediately available.
• Take pets in pet kennels or on a leash.

For further information that may pertain to the wildfire:

• Emergency information email is also available for public inquires, please email emergency-info@prrd.bc.ca
• BC Wildfire Service is responsible for the wildfire response. For updates and additional information, visit the dashboard.
• Check Road Conditions: Visit drivebc.ca for the latest information on any road closures or detours that may be in place due to wildfire activity.
• Check BC Parks for any parks & trails closures as they may be impacted

Issued on June 8, 2025 At 1700hrs (5:00 p.m.)

Pocket Knife Creek G80352 Evacuation Order #2

The Peace River Regional District has issued an Evacuation Order #2 for the Pocket Knife Creek Wildfire (G80352) upon recommendation from BC Wildfire Service due to immediate danger to life safety. This Order rescinds Evacuation Alert #1, issued on June 5, 2025 At 1430hrs.

The Evacuation Order is in effect for properties in the following area:

• From KM Marker 275 of Hwy 97N, just south of Buckinghorse River
• Following Hwy 97N, for a buffer ranging between 3.5 km – 6.5 km along Hwy 97N, on east and west sides
• North to KM Marker 325, on Hwy 97N

YOU MUST LEAVE THE AREA IMMEDIATELY!

PRRD Alerts do not affect First Nations communities on Reserve Lands or municipalities as they issue their own.

ONLINE MAP TOOL:

To see if your property is under an Evacuation Order, please go to the online map tool at and enter your address in the search bar at the top.

If you need assistance to evacuate from the area, such as for transportation, mobility, health, or other needs, please advise the person providing this notice or call 1-800-670-7773.

WHAT YOU SHOULD DO:

• Visit Drive BC for road conditions.
• If you are in Buckinghorse River, or the surrounding area, head south to Fort St. John. If you need evacuation assistance, go to the Pomeroy Sports Centre at 9324 96th Street, open until 2100, June 8, 2025. After hours phone number is 250-794-3310.
• If you are in Trutch or the surrounding area, head north to Fort Nelson. If you need evacuation support call 205-500-1716.
• If you need transportation assistance from the area, call 911.
• Shut off all gas and electrical appliances, other than refrigerators and freezers.
• Close and lock all windows and doors
• Close gates (latch) but do not lock them.
• Gather your family and, if you have room, take a neighbour or someone needing transportation. Do not use more vehicles than needed.
• Take critical items (identification, credit cards, medicine, cell phone and charger, and keys) only if they are immediately available.
• Take pets in pet kennels or on a leash.

For further information that may pertain to the wildfire:

• Emergency information email is also available for public inquires, please email emergency-info@prrd.bc.ca
• BC Wildfire Service is responsible for the wildfire response. For updates and additional information, visit the dashboard.
• Check Road Conditions: Visit DriveBC.ca for the latest information on any road closures or detours that may be in place due to wildfire activity.
• Check BC Parks for any parks & trails closures as they may be impacted

Issued on June 8, 2025 At 1300hrs (1:00 p.m.)

Official notice: Pocket Knife 80352 Fire Evacuation Order Public Facing

The Peace River Regional District has issued an Evacuation Order #1 for the Pocket Knife Creek Wildfire (G80352) upon recommendation from BC Wildfire Service due to immediate danger to life safety.

The Evacuation Order is in effect for properties in the following area:

• An area starting approximately 9km West of Buckinghorse River
• Including all of Redfern Trail
• An area around said trail 4 – 7 km wide
• Extending to the southeast end of Redfern Lake

YOU MUST LEAVE THE AREA IMMEDIATELY!

PRRD Alerts do not affect First Nations communities on Reserve Lands or municipalities as they issue their own.

ONLINE MAP TOOL:

To see if your property is under an Evacuation Order, please go to the online map tool at and enter your address in the search bar at the top.

If you need assistance to evacuate from the area, such as for transportation, mobility, health, or other needs, please advise the person providing this notice or call 1-800-670-7773.

WHAT YOU SHOULD DO:

• Visit Drive BC for road conditions.
• Contact the PRRD for Emergency Support Services (ESS) at 1-800-670-7773, or,
• If you need help to meet your basic needs if evacuated, create a profile for Emergency Support Services (ESS). Creating a profile for ESS ahead of time will make it easier to access support. Once your account has been verified with BC Services, you may be eligible for Interac e-Transfer. To register for ERA, follow the steps below:
  • Step 1: Visit www.ess.gov.bc.ca
  • Step 2: Click ‘Create Profile’
  • Step 3: Follow the BC Services Card login and registration instructions
  • Step 4: If you’re evacuated, follow all instructions and evacuate. Follow the steps listed in your Evacuation Order
• Shut off all gas and electrical appliances, other than refrigerators and freezers.
• Close and lock all windows and doors
• Close gates (latch) but do not lock them.
• Gather your family and, if you have room, take a neighbour or someone needing transportation. Do not use more vehicles than needed.
• Take critical items (identification, credit cards, medicine, cell phone and charger, and keys) only if they are immediately available.
• Take pets in pet kennels or on a leash.

For further information that may pertain to the wildfire:

• Emergency information email is also available for public inquires, please email emergency-info@prrd.bc.ca
• BC Wildfire Service is responsible for the wildfire response. For updates and additional information, visit the dashboard.
• Check Road Conditions: Visit DriveBC.ca for the latest information on any road closures or detours that may be in place due to wildfire activity.
• Check BC Parks for any parks & trails closures as they may be impacted

Issued on June 6, 2025 At 1900hrs (7:00 p.m.)

Official notice: Kiskatinaw River Fire Evacuation Order #5

The Peace River Regional District has issued an Evacuation Order #5 for the Kiskatinaw River Wildfire (G70422) upon recommendation from BC Wildfire Service due to immediate danger to life safety. This Order rescinds Evacuation Alert #4, issued on June 3, 2025, at 2030.

The Evacuation Order is in effect for properties in the following area:

• 12.75 km South of Kelly Lake Rd turnoff on Hwy 52 East
• 14 km East to the BC Border
• 13.5 km South along the BC Border
• In a Southwesterly direction 16.5 km to Hwy 52 East
• Northerly following the Western boundary of Hwy 52 East 14 km
• From said point in a Westerly direction 5.7 km
• In a Northwesterly direction 7.4 km
• Easterly 2 km to a point of intersection with Hwy 52 East

YOU MUST LEAVE THE AREA IMMEDIATELY!

PRRD Alerts do not affect First Nations communities on Reserve Lands or municipalities as they issue their own.

ONLINE MAP TOOL:

To see if your property is under an Evacuation Order, please go to the online map tool at and enter your address in the search bar at the top.

If you need assistance to evacuate from the area, such as for transportation, mobility, health, or other needs, please advise the person providing this notice or call 1-800-670-7773.

WHAT YOU SHOULD DO:

• Travel to the City of Dawson Creek by the safest route for your area. Visit Drive BC for road conditions.
• Register for Emergency Support Services (ESS) at the Reception Centre located at the City Hall – Main Level, 10105 12A Street , Dawson Creek BC. The Reception Centre will be open June 8, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Camping spots are available for evacuees that are able to provide their own trailers.
• If you need help to meet your basic needs if evacuated, create a profile for Emergency Support Services (ESS). Creating a profile for ESS ahead of time will make it easier to access support. Once your account has been verified with BC Services, you may be eligible for Interac e-Transfer. To register for ERA, follow the steps below:
  • Step 1: Visit www.ess.gov.bc.ca
  • Step 2: Click ‘Create Profile’
  • Step 3: Follow the BC Services Card login and registration instructions
  • Step 4: If you’re evacuated, follow all instructions and evacuate. Follow the steps listed in your Evacuation Order
• Shut off all gas and electrical appliances, other than refrigerators and freezers.
• Close and lock all windows and doors
• Close gates (latch) but do not lock them.
• Gather your family and, if you have room, take a neighbour or someone needing transportation. Do not use more vehicles than needed.
• Take critical items (identification, credit cards, medicine, cell phone and charger, and keys) only if they are immediately available.
• Take pets in pet kennels or on a leash.

For further information that may pertain to the wildfire:

• Emergency information email is also available for public inquires, please email emergency-info@prrd.bc.ca
• BC Wildfire Service is responsible for the wildfire response. For updates and additional information, visit the dashboard.
• Check Road Conditions: Visit DriveBC.ca for the latest information on any road closures or detours that may be in place due to wildfire activity.
• Check BC Parks for any parks & trails closures as they may be impacted

Issued on June 6, 2025 At 1900hrs (7:00 p.m.)

Official notice: Kiskatinaw River Fire Evacuation Order #4 Public Facing

The Peace River Regional District has issued an Evacuation Order #4 for the Kiskatinaw River Wildfire (G70422) upon recommendation from BC Wildfire Service due to immediate danger to life safety. This Order rescinds Evacuation Alert #3, issued on June 3, 2025, at 1830.

The Evacuation Order is in effect for properties in the following area:

• Approximately 10 km South of the junction with One Island Lake Rd and Hwy 52 East
• Approximately 13.5 km due West to the Western side of One Island Lake Rd
• In a Northeasterly direction following the North Side of One Island Lake Rd
• To the junction of Weaver Rd
• In a Westerly direction 3.3 km to an intersection of Hwy 52 East
• In an Easterly direction 5 km to the BC border
• South following the BC border for 9.5 km
• West 5 km to a point of intersection with Hwy 52 East

YOU MUST LEAVE THE AREA IMMEDIATELY!

PRRD Alerts do not affect First Nations communities on Reserve Lands or municipalities as they issue their own.

ONLINE MAP TOOL:

To see if your property is under an Evacuation Order, please go to the online map tool at and enter your address in the search bar at the top.

If you need assistance to evacuate from the area, such as for transportation, mobility, health, or other needs, please advise the person providing this notice or call 1-800-670-7773.

WHAT YOU SHOULD DO:

• Travel to the City of Dawson Creek by the safest route for your area. Visit Drive BC for road conditions.
• Register for Emergency Support Services (ESS) at the Reception Centre located at the City Hall – Main Level, 10105 12A Street , Dawson Creek BC. The Reception Centre will be open June 8, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Camping spots are available for evacuees that are able to provide their own trailers.
• If you need help to meet your basic needs if evacuated, create a profile for Emergency Support Services (ESS). Creating a profile for ESS ahead of time will make it easier to access support. Once your account has been verified with BC Services, you may be eligible for Interac e-Transfer. To register for ERA, follow the steps below:
  • Step 1: Visit www.ess.gov.bc.ca
  • Step 2: Click ‘Create Profile’
  • Step 3: Follow the BC Services Card login and registration instructions
  • Step 4: If you’re evacuated, follow all instructions and evacuate. Follow the steps listed in your Evacuation Order
• Shut off all gas and electrical appliances, other than refrigerators and freezers.
• Close and lock all windows and doors
• Close gates (latch) but do not lock them.
• Gather your family and, if you have room, take a neighbour or someone needing transportation. Do not use more vehicles than needed.
• Take critical items (identification, credit cards, medicine, cell phone and charger, and keys) only if they are immediately available.
• Take pets in pet kennels or on a leash.

For further information that may pertain to the wildfire:

• Emergency information email is also available for public inquires, please email emergency-info@prrd.bc.ca
• BC Wildfire Service is responsible for the wildfire response. For updates and additional information, visit the dashboard.
• Check Road Conditions: Visit DriveBC.ca for the latest information on any road closures or detours that may be in place due to wildfire activity.
• Check BC Parks for any parks & trails closures as they may be impacted

Issued on June 6, 2025 at 1245hrs (12:45 p.m.)

Official Notice: Alces River Wildfire Alert #1

The Peace River Regional District has issued a new Evacuation Alert for the Alces River Wildfire (G80497) upon recommendation from BC Wildfire Service, due to the potential danger to life and health.

The Evacuation Alert is in effect for properties in the following area:

• Extending 2km South from the junctions of the 256 Rd and 211 Rd, the 256 Rd and 221 Rd.
• From the junction of the 256 and 221 Rd North approximately 4km, covering the area East to the BC/AB border.
• Including the following addresses
  • 15615 211 Rd
  • 15656 211 Rd
  • 15801 211 Rd
  • 15946 211 Rd
  • 1740 256 Rd
  • 1762 256 Rd
  • 1809 256 Rd
  • 1998 256 Rd
  • 2149 256 Rd
  • 2295 256 Rd

PRRD Alerts and Orders do not affect First Nations communities on Reserve Lands or municipalities as they issue their own.

Online Map Tool:

To see if your property is under an Evacuation Alert, please go to the online map tool and enter your address in the search bar at the top.

An Evacuation Alert has been issued to prepare you to evacuate your premises, or property should it be found necessary. Residents will be given as much notice as possible prior to evacuation; however, you may receive limited notice due to changing conditions.

Now is the time to get prepared:

• Locate all family members and designate a meeting area outside the evacuation area, should an Evacuation Order be declared while separated.
• Sign up for North East BC Emergency notifications at nebcalerts.com/ to receive alerts about Evacuation Orders and Evacuation Alerts.
• Pack essential items for a quick departure, such as government-issued ID, medications, eyeglasses, valuable papers (e.g. insurance, passports, birth certificates, banking and mortgage information), immediate care needs for dependents, cell phone and charger and, if time and space permits, personal keepsakes.
• Prepare to move disabled persons, children, and neighbours if they need assistance.
• Prepare to take pets with you, including pet care items (leash, carrier, food), and move livestock to a safe area (if possible).
• Arrange transportation for all your household and fill the gas tanks of personal vehicles.
• Arrange accommodation for all members of the residence, if possible.
• If you need assistance evacuating from the area, such as for transportation, mobility, health, or other needs, please call 1-800-670-7773.
• Wait for an Evacuation Order BEFORE evacuating.
• Monitor prrd.bc.ca for information on evacuation orders, location of Reception Centres and their hours of operation.

For further information that may pertain to the wildfire:

• An Evacuation Alert checklist is available under Emergency News on the PRRD website.
• Emergency information email is also available for public inquires, please email emergency-info@prrd.bc.ca
• BC Wildfire Service is responsible for the wildfire response. For updates and additional information, visit the dashboard.
• Check Road Conditions: Visit DriveBC.ca for the latest information on any road closures or detours that may be in place due to wildfire activity.

Issued on June 3, 2025 At 2050hrs (8:50 p.m.)

Official notice: Kiskatinaw River Fire Evacuation Order #3 
Order Map: Kiskatinaw River Fire Order #3 Map

The Peace River Regional District has issued an Evacuation Order #3 for the Kiskatinaw River Wildfire (G70422) upon recommendation from BC Wildfire Service due to immediate danger to life safety.

The Evacuation Order is in effect for properties in the following area:

• 1.5 km south of Kiskatinaw Pit Rd
• Due west 13.1 km to the BC Border
• South along BC Border 5.2 km
• Due west 14.1 km
• In a westerly direction 8 km
• Northerly .8 km
• Westerly 6.9 km to Highway 52 east

YOU MUST LEAVE THE AREA IMMEDIATELY!

PRRD Alerts do not affect First Nations communities on Reserve Lands or municipalities as they issue their own.

ONLINE MAP TOOL:

To see if your property is under an Evacuation Order, please go to the online map tool and enter your address in the search bar at the top.

If you need assistance to evacuate from the area, such as for transportation, mobility, health, or other needs, please advise the person providing this notice or call 1-800-670-7773.

WHAT YOU SHOULD DO:

• Travel to the City of Dawson Creek by the safest route for your area. Visit Drive BC for road conditions.
• Register for Emergency Support Services (ESS) at the Reception Centre located at the Dawson Creek City Hall – Lower Level, 10105 12A Street, 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Camping spots are available for evacuees that are able to provide their own trailers.
• If you need help to meet your basic needs if evacuated, create a profile for Emergency Support Services (ESS). Creating a profile for ESS ahead of time will make it easier to access support. Once your account has been verified with BC Services, you may be eligible for Interac e-Transfer. To register for ERA, follow the steps below:
  • Step 1: Visit www.ess.gov.bc.ca
  • Step 2: Click ‘Create Profile’
  • Step 3: Follow the BC Services Card login and registration instructions
  • Step 4: If you’re evacuated, follow all instructions and evacuate. Follow the steps listed in your Evacuation Order
• Shut off all gas and electrical appliances, other than refrigerators and freezers.
• Close and lock all windows and doors
• Close gates (latch) but do not lock them.
• Gather your family and, if you have room, take a neighbour or someone needing transportation. Do not use more vehicles than needed.
• Take critical items (identification, credit cards, medicine, cell phone and charger, and keys) only if they are immediately available.
• Take pets in pet kennels or on a leash.

For further information that may pertain to the wildfire:

• Emergency information email is also available for public inquires, please email emergency-info@prrd.bc.ca
• BC Wildfire Service is responsible for the wildfire response. For updates and additional information, visit the dashboard.
• Check Road Conditions: Visit DriveBC.ca for the latest information on any road closures or detours that may be in place due to wildfire activity.
• Check BC Parks for any parks & trails closures as they may be impacted.

Issued on June 3, 2025 At 1845hrs (6:45 p.m.)

Official Notice: Kiskatinaw River Fire Evacuation Order #2 

Order Map: Kiskatinaw River Fire Order #2 Map

The Peace River Regional District has issued an Evacuation Order for the Kiskatinaw River Wildfire (G70422) upon recommendation from BC Wildfire Service due to immediate danger to life safety.

The Evacuation Order is in effect for properties in the following area:

• Approximately 10 km south of One Island Lake turnoff on Highway 52E
• 14 km west to the west side of One Island Lake
• Due south 5 km
• Due east 20 km to the BC border
• North 6.8 km to a point along the BC border
• Due 2 km west to the edge of Beaverlodge Lake
• Along the southern shore of Beaverlodge Lake 0.75km
• Due west to a point of intersection with Highway 52 east

YOU MUST LEAVE THE AREA IMMEDIATELY!

PRRD Alerts do not affect First Nations communities on Reserve Lands or municipalities as they issue their own.

ONLINE MAP TOOL:

To see if your property is under an Evacuation Order, please go to the online map tool and enter your address in the search bar at the top.

If you need assistance to evacuate from the area, such as for transportation, mobility, health, or other needs, please advise the person providing this notice or call 1-800-670-7773.

WHAT YOU SHOULD DO:

• Travel to the City of Dawson Creek by the safest route for your area. Visit Drive BC for road conditions.
• Register for Emergency Support Services (ESS) at the Reception Centre located at Dawson Creek City Hall – Lower Level, 10105 12A Street, 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Camping spots are available for evacuees that are able to provide their own trailers.
• If you need help to meet your basic needs if evacuated, create a profile for Emergency Support Services (ESS). Creating a profile for ESS ahead of time will make it easier to access support. Once your account has been verified with BC Services, you may be eligible for Interac e-Transfer. To register for ERA, follow the steps below:
  • Step 1: Visit www.ess.gov.bc.ca
  • Step 2: Click ‘Create Profile’
  • Step 3: Follow the BC Services Card login and registration instructions
  • Step 4: If you’re evacuated, follow all instructions and evacuate. Follow the steps listed in your Evacuation Order
• Shut off all gas and electrical appliances, other than refrigerators and freezers.
• Close and lock all windows and doors
• Close gates (latch) but do not lock them.
• Gather your family and, if you have room, take a neighbour or someone needing transportation. Do not use more vehicles than needed.
• Take critical items (identification, credit cards, medicine, cell phone and charger, and keys) only if they are immediately available.
• Take pets in pet kennels or on a leash.

For further information that may pertain to the wildfire:

• Emergency information email is also available for public inquires, please email emergency-info@prrd.bc.ca
• BC Wildfire Service is responsible for the wildfire response. For updates and additional information, visit the dashboard.
• Check Road Conditions: Visit DriveBC.ca for the latest information on any road closures or detours that may be in place due to wildfire activity.
• Check BC Parks for any parks & trails closures as they may be impacted.