The City of Enderby's Emergency Operations Centre remains activated at Level 1 for wildfire advance planning and quick mobilization of emergency plan procedures and resources.
The Province has issued a travel warning for part of the Interior Region, which includes the City of Enderby. This is due to a … Continue Reading ››
The City of Enderby is closely monitoring the White Rock Lake wildfire west and southwest of the City. Our sympathy goes out to those who have been affected by wildfires throughout the Province.
The City of Enderby Emergency Operations Centre has increased its activation to Level 1 due to … Continue Reading ››
Due to continued reductions in Shuswap River levels, the City of Enderby is ending its Emergency Operations Centre activation for flooding.
All previously closed roads and facilities are now open. The Tuey Park gates will be open as of July 21, 2020 as crews complete some post-flood repair works … Continue Reading ››
Shuswap River levels are declining but remain unseasonably high due to unsettled weather in conjunction with elevated levels in the South Thompson, to which the Shuswap is a tributary. However, the outlook is positive, with the river flow rate predicted to decline gradually but steadily over the next 10 days.
While localized flooding continues to occur, Shuswap River levels have stabilized and are predicted to remain close to current levels for the next 10 days. There will be some changes as precipitation in the forecast makes its way through the drainage system.
Heavy rains over the weekend led to a significant increase in Shuswap River levels.
As a result, Riverdale Drive is again closed except for local traffic. Please do not go past the barricades unless you live in the area. If you must drive through a submerged area to access your … Continue Reading ››
Shuswap River levels have receded at a rate faster than forecast.
On June 5, flow rates were 459 cubic metres per second and levels were 4.920 metres. Today, June 11, flow rates are 336 cubic metres per second and levels are 4.25 metres.
While the flood-related restrictions and closures remain in place, decreases in river levels are aligned with previous forecasts.
The Shuswap River appears to have peaked on June 3 at 485 cubic metres per second and a level of 5.049 metres. Since that time, the river levels have decreased and now … Continue Reading ››
Please be advised that the low-lying portion of Riverdale Drive is now submerged and closed except for local traffic. Traffic should not drive past the barriers except for residents who live in the affected area and need to use this street to access their homes, as well as vehicles associated with the … Continue Reading ››