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EMERGENCY CONTACT LIST:

🚨 EMERGENCY🚨 Call 9-1-1

or go to the nearest Emergency Department

for critical or life-threatening conditions, including broken bones, severe breathing problems or severe bleeding.

‼️ CALL FOR HELP IMMEDIATELY ‼️

‼️ First Responders AT LEAST 15 minutes away ‼️ 

Report A Forest Fire:

First Call Ministry of Forests:

1-800-663-5555

🚨 9-1-1

(Cell: *5555)

Emergency Vehicles

Mission Fire Rescue Service

🚨9-1-1 

604-820-3794

 604-820-3793

or

Mission Fire Rescue Hall Locations:

No. 1 Station: 33330 7th Ave

- West of Murray St

No. 2 Station: 30154 Dewdney Trunk Rd

- at Bell Road

(Stave Falls)

No. 3 Station: 30435 Silverhill Avenue 

- East of Manzer

*For Radio Communication to the Fire Dept. Rep, call Mission Command*

Mission RCMP Service

🚨9-1-1 

Non-Emergency:

604-826-7161

MEDICAL CARE​​​​

Knowing your options can help reduce stress & get timely support / care.​​​

 See some options below:

Steelhead Hall  604-814-0127 

🏨  AED & Naloxone Kit Location: 

‼️ We may be able to get to you while waiting for crews ‼️

Urgent Care (Mission):

Non-life-threatening medical concerns that need attention within 12 to 24 hours.

Pharmacist: 

Talk to your pharmacist for minor ailments, like a urinary tract infection, pink eye, and more.

Poison Control:

1-800-567-8911​

Health Care Advice - Registered Nurse: 

1-800-314-0999 

10am-10pm 

| 7-days/week

After hours?  Call 8-1-1

24/7 Fraser Health Crisis Line: 

604-951-8855  

or  1-877-820-7444 

Child or Youth Mental Health Crisis: 

Short Term Assessment Response Treatment (START) team: 

1-844-782-7811

19+  Mental Health & Substance Use:

1-833-866-6478

Suicide Crisis Helpline:

A safe space to talk. 24 hours a day, every day of the year: 

Call or Text 9-8-8 

Foundry BC: 

Offers free & confidential mental health & wellness services

for youth ages 12-24 & their families. 

Kids Help Phone: 

text CONNECT to 686868, to start a chat.

Text STOP to end chat.

‼️ CALL FOR HELP IMMEDIATELY ‼️ 

It will take First Responders AT LEAST 15 minutes to get to Steelhead ‼️ 

Fraser Hralth Care Options
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REPORT ALL POACHERS AND POLLUTORS (RAPP)

Call the RAPP hotline (toll-free in BC):  1-877-952-7277

(1-877-952-RAPP)

Non-Emergencies:

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FISHERIES VIOLATIONS (Related to Salmon)

Contact:

  • Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO): 1-800-465-4336

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EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLAN

- Steelhead Community -

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Emergency Preparedness

Date: July 29, 2015

This emergency evacuation plan for the Steelhead area is based on the discussions that Forestry and Fire and Rescue Services staff had with the Steelhead Community Association (SCA) at a meeting in 2015. 

Due to the extreme fire hazard conditions each summer, the rural location within Tree Farm (License No. 26), and the one road in access for Steelhead residents, we have put together an emergency evacuation plan for this area. This plan includes evacuation collection points and an emergency contact list.

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Evacuation Collection Points:

  • In case of an emergency, the Steelhead Community Hall would be the temporary emergency centre and marshalling point.

  • Cardinal road south leading to Dewdney Trunk north and south are the main evacuation routes leaving Steelhead. If access is blocked along these main routes, four evacuation collection points have been identified at the start of the logging roads in the Tree Farm.

  • Depending on your location and the location of the blockage, residents are advised to travel to one of the four evacuation collection points.

  • The four evacuation points at logging road gates located at the end of each Street:

    • 1 – Campbell St

    • 2 – Johnson St

    • 3 – Cardinal St

    • 4 – Sabo St

  • These logging roads are controlled by locked forestry gates. Keys were issued to the SCA for distribution to the board members at various locations within Steelhead.

  • Please note that these keys are for emergency use only.

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  • ​​Evacuation signs will be installed at various locations in Steelhead that lead to the specific evacuation collection points.

  • In case of an emergency and evacuation, emergency personnel will make arrangements to collect evacuees at these collection points. Location maps will also be placed on the community boards and at the logging road access locations.

  • Steelhead residents are encouraged to register their contact information with the SCA. Fire prevention handout information is also available from the SCA.

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