The City of Pitt Meadows prepares for major emergencies or disasters, such as flooding, wildfires, earthquakes or pandemics. It is your responsibility to be prepared and stay informed.
Current Alerts
July 2022 - COVID-19 Pandemic (ongoing)
The City is actively monitoring updates from local, provincial and federal health authorities and is committed to taking action as directed by these agencies to protect the safety of residents. Updates will be posted on the City’s social media channels and pittmeadows.ca/covid19.
Stay Informed
- Watch and listen to local media stations.
- Check Environment Canada for weather forecasts and advisories.
- Read the latest news from the City of Pitt Meadows.
- Read notices from the City.
- Follow the City of Pitt Meadows on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
Flood Forecasts and Advisories
Pitt Meadows is most at risk of flooding in May and June. Know your flood risk and be prepared to act.
The City monitors river levels with gauges in several locations, and works with the Province of B.C. to prepare for potential flooding.
- View current river levels from the Alouette, Baynes, Fenton and Mission gauges.
- Check Environment Canada for weather forecasts and advisories.
- The Province of B.C.’s River Forecast Centre provides detailed information about flood risk.
- Learn more about steps the City is taking to prepare for floods and how you can prepare to minimize flood damage.
Evacuation Alerts and Orders
The City of Pitt Meadows may issue an Evacuation Alert or Evacuation Order in response to major disasters or emergencies. Learn more about evacuations.
Additional Rescources
Remember to stay calm and follow instructions from local authorities during an emergency.
Find additional resources to help prepare yourself and your family for emergencies: