May 16 1:10 AM
Town of Slave Lake under mandatory evacuation to Edmonton AB via Athabasca AB
The Island Lake Store is open for people needing gas for vehicles
Evacuees please register at one of the following 2 locations:
Athabasca Multiplex, #2 University Drive,
Westlock Community Hall 10711 on HW 44
In Edmonton there is a reception area at M. E. Lazerte School 6804 - 144 Ave. Edmonton AB
Number for relatives to call will hopefully be made available tomorrow morning.
HW 2 to High Prairie is also open
Until further notice the Administration Office for MD 124 contact information will be:
(780) 681-3929 Toll Free 1-866-681-3929 russ.jassman@md124.ca
This page is to help the families and those displaced by the Slave Lake & Area fires. If you can help, donate items, time, money or a place to stay, please let us know. We will be posting updates on fundraisers, places to get help, and with your permission, send those in need your contact information. Also, if you consent, your email address, name and what you are offering so victims can get into contact with you. Mine is angie.mcconnell@hotmail.com
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Any info on volunteering?
ReplyDeletePlease donate what you can, volunteers in Athabasca can register in the field house... the tables are on your right and are marked with orange signs (parking is very limited, car pooling to the multiplex is advised. If you’d like to volunteer time, supplies a place to for people to stay or to house pets it would be much appreciated, we need to ensure our neighbours to the north get all the help we can offer!
ReplyDeleteI am a firefighter in Lacombe and an EMT. Any need for firefighting resources I can bring up? I have a few fellow members of my department wanting to come up just don't know where to start
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for starting a blog i am from this area Loon Lake/Red Earth Creek but I now reside in Medicine Hat. Even my Community of Loon Lake has been evacuated to Peace Rive it is still nice to know that we are not alone in our loss and that others are feeling our pain again I thank you so very much from the bottom of my heart.
ReplyDeleteJay Noskey