Evacuation Alert has been lifted for Grand Forks and Christina Lake

Evacuation Alerts HAVE BEEN LIFTEDfor areas of Grand Forks and Christina Lake

  • Aug. 30, 2015 6:00 a.m.
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August 30, 09:00

INFORMATION BULLETIN – Evacuation Alerts HAVE BEEN LIFTEDfor areas of Grand Forks and Christina Lake

The Evacuation Alert has be lifted for the following areas:

  • Zone 80 – Grand Forks, Southeast Corner/Airport – see overview map

     

  • Zones 88, 90 and 91 – Electoral Area D / Rural Grand Forks south of the City of Grand Forks, including the Industrial/Ruckle area of the City of Grand Forks – see overview map
  • Zone 74 – Ponderosa and Cascade areas of Christina Lake / Electoral Area C – see overview map

 

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