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WATER SYSTEM FLUSHING NOTICE (Aug 20-28)
The Village of Clinton will be flushing water lines as part of ongoing work following the wildfire. While flushing is underway, you may notice temporary changes to your water, including: Cloudy, milky or murky-looking water Changes in water pressure, including … Continue reading
August 10, 2026 (AM) Update
Status Update – returning home progress While the work towards recovery is moving forward, there is currently no scheduled date for residents to return home, and the evacuation order remains in place. Access to the Village of Clinton and the evacuation order area remains restricted. At this … Continue reading
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August 9, 2026 Update (PM)
We are grateful for the continued patience and resilience of Clinton residents as this evacuation continues. Please continue to look out for one another and extend patience and kindness to your neighbours and fellow community members. We will continue … Continue reading
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August 9, 2026 (AM) Update
Daily status – returning home progress Good progress continues to be made on the work needed to safely return residents to Clinton. Crews and partner agencies are working each day to restore essential services, address hazards and make sure the … Continue reading
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August 6, 2026 Update (PM)
BC Wildfire update BC Wildfire Service crews continue to make good progress around the Village of Clinton. Firefighters are working on all sides of the village to put out hot spots, strengthen control lines and remove vegetation that could still burn. This work helps … Continue reading
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August 6, 2026 – Update (AM)
đź“‹Daily status update – returning home progress Progress is being made in the Village of Clinton to return residents home as soon as it is safe to do so. We know our community wants to learn the status of timelines for when they can expect some normalcy during … Continue reading
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August 4, 2026 (PM) Update
BC Wildfire Service activities After a brief period of cooler, more humid weather, warm and dry conditions are returning starting today. Fire behaviour is expected to increase as fuels dry out and become more receptive to burning.  Crews are working … Continue reading
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