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Quotes mentioning wildfire & emergency, from the most recent British Columbia meetings we have transcripts for. Show all topics.
Central Okanagan, BC (Canada) ·
2:35 The property was significantly impacted by the 2023 McDool Creek wildfire, which resulted in structural loss of the dwelling. The subject property is located within sensitive aquatic, hillside, and wildfire interface development permit areas.Play from 2:35
Northern Rockies, BC (Canada) ·
56:21 So exciting, isn't it? So, yeah, it's an interim TSR. So, we've we've been asking since about 2024, since the significant wildfire activity started in 2023 about how the ministry reacts to um significant changes in uh forest conditions.Play from 56:21
1:23:54 And then with the threat of wildfire and all the smoke and I know there's a lot on your mind and so maybe at a future day when it's a little lighter.Play from 1:23:54
41:07 As you're probably well aware, we're finding ourselves in a pretty exceptional wildfire season this year. Since uh July 26, we've been asked to deploy with wildfire service to um the Clinton area for the big barf fire.Play from 41:07
2:27:54 They're disruptive to um, pets and um, animals. And anyway, it's just a huge fire hazard and a nuisance and I don't think they should be allowed to do it.Play from 2:27:54
Central Kootenay, BC (Canada) ·
3:15:57 If you know anything about building boats on a beach, it was thought of that. Um we haven't had fires uh very close to to the house but the impact of the wildfire the wildfires um has been felt I think in town anecdotally I think um things…Play from 3:15:57
56:09 There's other revenue, fire department recoveries, and that's whenever we um visit a scene if there's an event, as well as any type of support we provide for for wildfire would go into that category.Play from 56:09
20:57 It's really a structured way to identify where climate related hazards like heat and wildfire and flooding and drought are most likely to occur in the community.Play from 20:57
1:01:51 …was listed on BC wildfire as twin lakes. I think that might have been a misprint was should have been twin bridges is the name of the area, but in any event, we want to think BC wildfire service and I want to really, really encourage people to make sure not only that they're doing what Councillor Elias said and minding the fire regulations, but also really understanding how they can make sure that they don't spread risk of fire in the back country.Play from 1:01:51
1:00:46 But I do just want to give, say something in regards to my heart being out with everybody and all the communities that are affected due to the wildfires.Play from 1:00:46
1:25:43 Councillor Kalys Yes, and I think the feedback we give is that we'd be interested in knowing about any future plans for wildfire resiliency, support with local trails alliance, and/or long-term stewardship plans.Play from 1:25:43
30:21 And the fire safety and wildlife wildfire management review was carried out by staff earlier in the year to identify grant funding options for the fire fuel reduction activities.Play from 30:21
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