Special Village Update, December 21, 2024 20:00 hrs
Special Villag Update, December 20th, 8:00 PM
Special Village Update, December 19, 2024, 20:00
Amended Evacuation Order, December 19, 2024
Evacuation Alert
Special Village Update, Message from Mayor
Special Village Update
Important announcement regarding trail usage
Declaration of state of local emergency
Last update:
The Village’s State of Local Emergency (SOLE) ended on August 9, 2025, and was not renewed. Further updates will be posted on the Village website as information becomes available.
Frequently Asked Questions – State of Local Emergency (SOLE)
Q: When did…
The Declaration of State of Local Emergency will continue to be renewed every two weeks until matters pertaining to Battani Creek debris flow have been addressed.
EVACUATION ALERT
Brunswick Road 51-61Date: (12/16/2024) & Time: 14:20
This Evacuation Alert is by The Village of Lions Bay due to the landslide that occurred on Saturday December 14 2024
Because of…
As Mayor, I was in direct contact today with Minister of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness Kelly Greene in response to the Minister’s outreach. I expressed our gratitude for the Provincial resources deployed and identified ongoing challenges we…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FROM LIONS BAY EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTRE
Tuesday, December 17, 2024, Time: 20:30hrs
Battani Creek Slide Update: Emergency Operations and Search Efforts
The Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) continues to coordinate an active and…
December 16, 2024
Dear Residents of Lions Bay,
Important message from the Municipality regarding trail usage
Trail Closure: The Village requests that residents on Centennial Trail do not proceed north of the wooden staircase towards Brunswick and down…
December 15, 2024
Dear Residents of Lions Bay,
Declaration of State of Local Emergency
Village of Lions Bay Update Pursuant to Section 95 (1) of the Emergency and Disaster Management Act that a state of local emergency exists in the Brunswick…
In 2006, B.A. Blackwell and Associates Ltd. were retained to develop Community Wildfire Protection Plans for nine municipalities, including the Village of Lion’s Bay, in consultation with the GVRD and representatives of participating member municipalities. The project was funded by the GVRD, participating municipalities and a supplementary grant from the Union of B.C. Municipalities.
The key priorities for wildfire management planning in the Village were identified as:
Hazard and risk mapping of the Village to establish areas of the community that are at greatest risk from fire;
Communication and education to local residents, all levels of government, and the general public;
Review of the policy and planning tools available to improve structure protection within the Village;
Review of emergency response capability in terms of access in and out of the Village and available resources;
Training for Fire Department departments and volunteers;
Fuel management within and around the municipal boundary; and,
Post-fire rehabilitation.
A Wildfire Risk Management System (WRMS) was developed to identify key areas of risk within the community and to support the development of the Village of Lions Bay Wildfire Protection Plan.