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Sep 29, 2026

Transition from Evacuation Order to Prohibit Entry Order - Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 12:OO pm (noon)

The EVACUATION ORDER issued by the District of Summerland for the properties listed below is being transitioned to a PROHIBIT ENTRY ORDER, effective September 30, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. (noon).

❌ 11709 Mott Street
❌ 13420 Mott Street
❌ 13221 Durick Avenue
❌ 13410 Durick Avenue
❌ 12407 Blagborne Avenue
❌ 12406 Blagborne Avenue
❌ 13611 Cartwright Avenue
❌ 14605 Cartwright Avenue
❌ 14806 Garnet Avenue
❌ 14810 Garnet Avenue
❌ 14612/14614 Garnet Avenue
❌ 14904 Denike Street
❌ 18420 Garnet Valley Road
❌ 19008 Garnet Valley Road
❌ 19154 Garnet Valley Road
❌ 20245 Garnet Valley Road
❌ 21207 Garnet Valley Road
❌ 21603 Garnet Valley Road
❌ 22797 Garnet Valley Road
❌ 23411 Garnet Valley Road
❌ 25600 Garnet Valley Road
❌ 26405 Garnet Valley Road
❌ 27006 Garnet Valley Road
❌ 27218 Garnet Valley Road
❌ 27413 Garnet Valley Road
❌ 28000 Garnet Valley Road
❌ 28818 Garnet Valley Road
❌25208/25210 Wildhorse Road
❌ 25804/25808 Wildhorse Road

To read the Rescinded Evacuation Order and the Prohibit Entry Order, please visit: https://www.summerland.ca/city-services/eoc/bald-range-wildfire-home.

Why is the Prohibit Entry Order necessary?

While residents are being provided with greater flexibility to manage their personal recovery, post-wildfire impacts and associated hazard assessments are ongoing. Restricting access to authorized individuals help ensure that recovery activities can continue safely, efficiently, and securely while supporting the restoration of services and infrastructure.

Limiting unnecessary traffic and activity in the affected area will:
• Protect damaged homes, properties, and infrastructure.
• Support the ongoing work of emergency responders, utility crews, contractors, and recovery personnel.
• Reduce congestion and safety risks in areas where hazards may still exist.

• Help maintain the privacy, security, and well-being of residents as they recover from the impacts of the emergency.

The District of Summerland appreciates the patience, resilience, and cooperation of affected residents as recovery efforts continue. These measures are intended to support property owners, protect the community, and ensure that recovery can proceed as safely and effectively as possible.

 

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