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EOC Update: August 3, 2026 - Evacuation Alert Rescinded

EOC UPDATE: EVACUATION ALERT RESCINDED

Effective immediately, the City of Armstrong has rescinded the Evacuation Alert that was issued for affected properties in response to the Bradley Creek Wildfire.

This decision has been made in consultation with the BC Wildfire Service and emergency management partners. Current conditions indicate that the potential risk to life and safety has decreased to the point that the Evacuation Order is no longer required.

The Evacuation Alert that was issued for fourteen properties, listed below, is now rescinded.

3075 FRASER ROAD

2365 PLEASANT VALLEY ROAD

3275 FRASER ROAD

3909 WOOD AVENUE

4000 NOBLE ROAD

3915 WOOD AVENUE

2915 OTTER LAKE ROAD

3945 WOOD AVENUE

3065 OTTER LAKE ROAD

3955 WOOD AVENUE

3185 OTTER LAKE ROAD

3965 WOOD AVENUE

3930 PATTEN DRIVE

3985 WOOD AVENUE

While the Evacuation Alert has been rescinded, the City of Armstrong Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) will remain activated to continue monitoring the situation and maintaining communication with the BC Wildfire Service, the Township of Spallumcheen, the Regional District of North Okanagan and other partner agencies. The City will continue to assess conditions and provide updates should circumstances change.

Although the Evacuation Alert has been rescinded, wildfire season is ongoing. Residents are encouraged to remain prepared, stay informed of current wildfire conditions, and continue to follow official information from the BC Wildfire Service and local authorities.

For the most accurate, reliable and up-to-date information regarding the City’s response, resident are encouraged to rely onficial communication channels. Evacuation Alerts and Orders will be posted to the City’s website, social media channels, and issued through the Alertable Notification System though the app.

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