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Press Release 16 - Bradley Creek Wildfire Update

Evacuation Order and Alert areas remain unchanged at this time. Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and continue checking their properties for embers and fire-related debris. Air Quality Warning: Environment Canada has issued an Orange Air Quality Warning for the North Okanagan, with the Air Quality Health Index currently at 10 (High Risk).

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To be rescheduled - Monday, August 10, 2026 Rose Swanson Mountain Planned Harvest Select Commitee Meeting

Rescheduled - date to be announced

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Notice of Public Hearing Not Held 2026-08-07

Pursuant to Local Government Act (LGA) Section 464(2) a local government is not required to hold a public hearing on a proposed zoning bylaw if: a. an official community plan is in effect for the area that is the subject of the zoning bylaw, b. the bylaw is consistent with the official community plan As the proposed bylaw amendments meet the above provisions, notice is hereby given that a public hearing will not be held relating to Zoning Text Amendment Bylaw 2192, 2026.

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Press Release 15 - Bradley Creek Wildfire - 1100 am

August 6, 2026 11:00 am] — Evacuation Order and Alert areas remain unchanged at this time. There is an incoming weather system which is predicting hot dry weather with the potential for increased winds and dry lightning. Please remain vigilant in checking your properties for embers and debris from the fire. Environment Canada has issued a yellow health warning for the North Okanagan. More information about current air quality status can be found at their website: https://weather.gc.ca/airquality. Environment Canada recommends that at-risk populations, children and elderly should avoid outdoor physical exertion. The general population should reduce or reschedule strenuous activities outdoors. The observed Air Quality Health Index is currently posted as 10+ for the North Okanagan. We are still asking people to refrain from entering the evacuation order area as crews continue to work addressing hazards: • BC Hydro crews are in the area dealing with extensive damage caused by the wildfire. • Danger tree assessments are taking place. • Access and egress for fire equipment is critical and still ongoing. Please ensure you are not impeding the ability for these crews to move freely. Non-residents are asked to stay out of the Evacuation Alert areas as residents return to their homes so they can get back safely.

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Press Release 14 - Bradley Creek Wildfire 16:00

Bradley Creek Wildfire – K41351 - August 5, 2026 16:00 update Evacuation Order and Alert areas remain unchanged at this time. There is an incoming incoming weather system which is predicting hot dry weather with the potential for increased winds and dry lightning. Please remain vigilant in checking your properties for embers and debris from the fire. We are still asking people to refrain from entering the evacuation order area as crews continue to work addressing hazards: • BC Hydro crews are in the area dealing with extensive damage caused by the wildfire. • Danger tree assessments are taking place. • Access and egress for fire equipment is critical and still ongoing. Please ensure you are not impeding the ability for these crews to move freely.

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South Local Area Service water restrictions moved back to Stage 2

Stage 2 Water Restrictions - South Local Area Service

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A Message of Gratitude from the Chief Administrative Officer

The events surrounding the Bradley Creek Fire over the BC Day long weekend will be remembered as one of the most challenging emergencies our community has faced. While the fire spread with unprecedented speed, it also revealed something equally powerful—the strength, resilience, and compassion of our community.

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Press Release 13 - Bradley Creek Wildfire K41351

Bradley Creek Wildfire – K41351 - August 5, 2026 13:00 updates Evacuation Order and Alert areas remain the unchanged at this time, upon the recommendation of BC Wildfire. We are still asking people to refrain from entering the evacuation order area as crews continue to work addressing hazards: • BC Hydro crews are in the area dealing with extensive damage caused by the wildfire. • Danger tree assessments are taking place. • Access and egress for fire equipment is critical and still ongoing. Please ensure you are not impeding the ability for these crews to move freely. Non-residents are asked to stay out of the Evacuation Alert areas as residents return to their homes so they can get back safely.

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Notice of Nomination - 2026 General Local Election

Notice of Nomination Applications are now available and can be picked up at the Township of Spallumcheen Municipal Hall.

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Commissioning of New Water Supply Well 6

Commissioning of New Water Supply Well 6 The Township of Spallumcheen would like to advise all South Local Area Service (LAS) water users that a new water supply well will undergo its initial commissioning on August 5, 2026. The Township of Spallumcheen has invested in a new high production well for the South Local Area Service with grant funding under the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program. This well will ensure reliable water is available for those residents and businesses connected to the South Local Area Service as it adds system reliability and redundancy. It does not increase the total amount of water available to the South Local Area Service, and does not change any current water use restrictions in effect. As part of the commissioning process for this new well, the Township's contractor will be demonstrating that the newly constructed well and associated infrastructure are operating and performing as designed. This testing is an important step in bringing the new source online and improving the reliability of the South water system. Water Quality Advisory During the commissioning process, the South LAS will be placed on a Water Quality Advisory in accordance with Interior Health requirements. Please note that Interior Health advises a Water Quality Advisory is different from a Boil Water Advisory. More information on what a Water Quality Advisory is can be found through the Interior Health Drinking Water website. The advisory is being implemented as a precautionary measure while the new well is being tested and water quality is monitored. The Township will conduct water quality sampling throughout the commissioning process and continue sampling afterward to confirm that water quality standards are being met. Interior Health will lift the advisory once two consecutive water quality tests indicate acceptable results according to their guidelines. It is anticipated that the Water Quality Advisory will be in effect for at least seven (7) days.

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