CVRD rescinds evacuation orders, but ask everyone to stay alert

Evacuation orders and alerts have been rescinded across several properties in the Comox Valley Regional District, but the CVRD says conditions can change at a moment notice.  

The C-V-R-D issued a state of local emergency in response to conditions including rising waters, flooding and the risk of property damage.  

Evacuation orders and alerts were issued for properties on Stephen Road, Headquarters Road and at Maple Pool Campground.  

The district says if required, they would reinstate the orders and alerts, and they’ll continue to monitor the situation. 

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