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WWF017 Evacuation Updates & information

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STATE OF LOCAL EMERGENCY now cancelled as of May 16.

Evacuation Order was lifted May 15 at 3:55pm

This page contains:
- Re-entry Guide
- Important phone numbers & links
- WWF017 Maps
- Woodlands County Rolling Updates


RE-ENTRY GUIDE

Download here


IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS & LINKS

Woodlands County:
Evacuation Hotline: Now closed
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/woodlandscounty

Alberta Wildfire: Watch for HOT SPOTS. The fire is under control, but hot spots are still possible. If you see smoke, flame, or any sign of a hot spot, do not attempt to extinguish it yourself. Keep in mind, hot spots are normal in the 'burn area'.

For grass and tree hot spots, call 310-FIRE (3473)
For structural hot spots, call 9-1-1

Whitecourt Forest Area Phone line: 780-286-4332
Alberta Wildfire Status Updates: https://www.alberta.ca/wildfire-status

FortisAlberta:
Call 310-WIRE (9473)
FortisAlberta Guide to Returning Home 

TELUS:

Home Services Technical Support: 1-888-811-2323 (Monday to Sunday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.)
Mobility Services Technical Support: 1-866-558-2273 or *611 on your TELUS mobile phone (24 hours, 7 days a week)
You can also visit telus.com/support for self-help and other service information.

Alberta Health Services (AHS):
211 Mental Health Hotline (24/7)
AHS Wildfire Resources for Albertans


WWF017 MAPS


ZONE MAP: Click here for the High Resolution pdf version

 

Woodlands County EVACUATION AREA MAP:


Alberta Wildfire BURN AREA MAP:

For more information on the wildfire classification and burn area, please contact Alberta Wildfire: 780-286-4332
Alberta Wildfire Status Updates: https://www.alberta.ca/wildfire-status


APPROVED FOOD & HOTEL VOUCHERS

Woodlands County issued food and hotel vouchers are now expired, as of 11:59pm Friday May 15.


ROLLING UPDATES
(See accordion panel at the bottom of the page for County Updates from previous days)

11:51am May 16: Woodlands County Update:

Good morning, Woodlands! We hope everyone had a good night's sleep in their own beds. Here's some more information to keep in mind for the coming days.


🚁Alberta Wildfire will continue using helicopters over the coming days to monitor the fire and look for hot spots in the interior of the burn area.
 
⚠️ DANGER TREE SAFETY NOTICE ⚠️
As residents return to wildfire-affected areas, Woodlands County would like to remind the public that fire-damaged trees can remain hazardous long after a wildfire is considered under control.


During emergency response operations, certified Danger Tree Assessors and Fallers established hazard zones around access routes, driveways, and operational work areas to allow firefighters and emergency crews to work safely. Tree removal within these zones was completed strictly for operational safety purposes.


It is important for residents to understand:
• Trees outside of the identified hazard zones may still be dangerous
• A tree may appear healthy but have hidden fire, root, or structural damage
• Hazard tree assessments are a snapshot in time and conditions can worsen over days, weeks, or months
• Wind and weather can increase the likelihood of falling trees or branches


Many trees outside operational hazard zones were flagged or identified as concerns but were not removed during wildfire operations. Those trees now become the responsibility of the landowner to monitor, assess, and manage.


Woodlands County encourages property owners to:
✅ Use caution when walking or working in burned areas
✅ Watch for leaning trees, cracked trunks, hanging limbs, or shifting root systems
✅ Keep family members and visitors away from unstable treed areas
✅ Contact a qualified arborist or certified tree professional if unsure about tree safety
✅ Exercise additional caution during windy conditions


Your awareness and caution are critical as recovery continues. Public safety remains our priority.


PREVIOUS UPDATES for WWF017

6:49pm May 15 – Woodlands County Update:
🟢 RE-ENTRY into ALL ZONES is now COMPLETE 🟢 Thank you to everyone for your cooperation and patience throughout the evacuation. Residents are back in their homes.
⚠️ LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY — The public is asked to stay away from the Evacuation Area until further notice. Emergency crews are continuing assessments and safety work, and residents need time to resettle. The catchment-area restriction during re-entry was put in place to keep a majority of neighbours present in the area and reduce the risk of property crime in evacuated homes. We ask that non-residents continue to respect the area while crews complete their work.
🔥 Watch for HOT SPOTS. The fire is under control, but hot spots are still possible. If you see smoke, flame, or any sign of a hot spot, do not attempt to extinguish it yourself.
For grass and tree hot spots, call 310-FIRE (3473)
For structural hot spots, call 9-1-1

Keep in mind, hot spots are normal in the 'burn area'. Alberta Wildfire will be flying helicopters over the burn area very early tomorrow morning to check for hot spots.

📋 ONGOING NOTICES:
• The State of Local Emergency continues until further notice. Watch for further updates throughout the weekend.
• No drones over the Evacuation Area.
• The Reception Centre is now closed.
•  Vouchers remain valid until the end of today, Friday May 15.

A County team will be monitoring the situation throughout the long weekend.

Please stay cautious, look out for your neighbours, and enjoy a safe long weekend.


5:55pm May 15 - Woodlands County Evacuation Update:

The Reception Centre is now closed. Orange ZONE 2 residents, please go to the Re-entry Point at RR 113 for the waiver and orange resident pass. Thank you!

3:55pm May 15 – Woodlands County Evacuation Update:

🟢 EVACUATION ORDER HAS BEEN LIFTED

🚨STATE OF LOCAL EMERGENCY CONTINUES🚨

⛔LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY ⛔The public is to remain away from the Evacuation Area until further notice to allow emergency crews to complete assessments and safety measures, and to allow affected residents time to resettle.

🚫 No drones over the Evacuation Area.

RECEPTION CENTER: Closing time, to be determined.
Allan & Jean Millar Centre, 58 Sunset Blvd. 
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Issued by Woodlands County | For further updates, monitor official Woodlands County communications channels
3:30pm May 15 – Woodlands County Evacuation Update:

Be patient. Go slow. Crews working. No Drones. 

🟢 RE-ENTRY for ORANGE ZONE 2 will begin TODAY at 4:00pm AT RR 113 and HWY 43. There is a detour at RR 114. Please proceed to RR 113.

DOCUMENTS:
- Personal ID
- WAIVER FORMS: are at both the Reception Centre and Re-entry Point. The waiver form is necessary for residents to fill out as safety measures continue in the area.
- ORANGE RESIDENT PASSES are at the Reception Centre and Re-entry Point.

⚠️ Traffic will be heavy on Highway 43, and speed limits are in place.

RECEPTION CENTER: Now open. Closing time, to be determined.
Allan & Jean Millar Centre, 58 Sunset Blvd. 
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Issued by Woodlands County | For further updates, monitor official Woodlands County communications channels
9:41am May 15 – Woodlands County Evacuation Update:

Be patient. Go slow. 'Danger' Trees. Crews working. No Drones.

🟢 RE-ENTRY for BLUE ZONE 1 will begin TODAY at 11:00am AT RR 113 and HWY 43. (A detour is set up at RR 114) 

⚠️ORANGE ZONE 2 REMAINS CLOSED until further notice.

DOCUMENTS:
- Personal ID
- WAIVER FORMS: are at both the Reception Centre and Re-entry Point. The waiver form is necessary for residents to fill out as it is still an active fire in the area.
- BLUE RESIDENT PASSES are at the Reception Centre and Re-entry Point.

⚠️ Traffic will be heavy on Highway 43. Please refrain from going to the area, unless necessary.


RECEPTION CENTER: Open now. Closing time to be determined.
Allan & Jean Millar Centre, 58 Sunset Blvd.


We'll continue to release more information as it becomes available.

Issued by Woodlands County | For further updates, monitor official Woodlands County communications channels

ZONE MAP: Click here for the High Resolution pdf version

 

5:06pm May 14 – Woodlands County Evacuation Update:

We anticipate re-entry for ZONE 1 residents SOMETIME TOMORROW, Friday, May 15. ️Stay tuned for a potential re-entry announcement sometime tomorrow. For now, ZONES 1 & 2 REMAIN CLOSED⚠️ 

WAIVER: 
We ask ZONE 1 residents to please fill out the necessary waiver in advance, prior to any re-entry announcement. It helps reduce re-entry time for everyone!

The waiver is available at the Reception Centre which is open now until 8:00pm, and reopens at 9:00am, Fri May 15.

Please know, the waiver form is necessary for residents to fill out as it is still an active fire in the area.
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Click on the links below to access:

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We'll continue to release more information as it becomes available.
We understand how difficult and stressful this situation is for everyone affected, and we genuinely appreciate your patience and understanding as response efforts continue.
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Issued by Woodlands County | For further updates, monitor official Woodlands County communications channels 
3:14pm May 14 - Woodlands County Evacuation Update:

Kind reminder to please be patient at the Re-entry Points. We're doing everything we can to get ZONE 3 residents back into their homes in a timely manner. 


2:45pm May 14 – Woodlands County Evacuation Update:

RE-ENTRY for ZONE 3 ONLY begins at 3:00pm, Thurs, May 14. 

⚠️ZONE 1 and ZONE 2 ARE NOT OPEN FOR RE-ENTRY⚠️as Area Safety Assessments continue.

🟢 ZONE 3 ENTRY POINTS are along Highway 43 at Range Roads 113 and 112. Please have your ID ready to show County Staff. ⚠️Be mindful!⚠️Traffic will be heavy on Highway 43. Please refrain from going to the area, unless necessary.

NECESSARY DOCUMENTS:
 - Your ID ready to show Staff at the Re-entry Points. 
- RE-ENTRY GUIDE available online, at the Reception Centre, and at Re-entry Points
- RESIDENT PASSES are available at the Reception Centre and at the Re-entry Points
- WAIVER FORMS are available at the Reception Centre and at the Re-entry Points. The waiver form is necessary for residents to fill out as it is still an active fire in the area.
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We'll continue to release more information as it becomes available.

We understand how difficult and stressful this situation is for everyone affected, and we genuinely appreciate your patience and understanding as response efforts continue.
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Issued by Woodlands County | For further updates, monitor official Woodlands County communications channels

ZONE MAP: Click here for the High Resolution pdf version

 



10:45am May 14 - Woodlands County Evacuation Update:

THIS IS A RE-ENTRY NOTICE FOR ZONE 3 ONLY – beginning at 3:00pm, Thurs, May 14. 

⚠️ZONE 1 and ZONE 2 ARE NOT OPEN FOR RE-ENTRY⚠️as Area Safety Assessments continue.

See attached Evacuation Area ZONE Map: Purple = Zone 3, Blue = Zone 1, Orange = Zone 2

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🟢Again, RE-ENTRY for ZONE 3 ONLY will begin at 3:00pm, Thurs May 14. 

🟢 ONE 3 Entry points are along Highway 43 at Range Roads 113 and 112. Please have your ID ready to show County Staff. They’ll issue you a ZONE 3 RESIDENT PASS and a Re-entry Guide. There will also be a waiver form for residents to fill out as it is still an active fire in the area.

🟢 Dumpsters are in Zone 3 for resident use, should there be food spoilage, and other waste.

We'll continue to release more information as it becomes available.

We understand how difficult and stressful this situation is for everyone affected, and we genuinely appreciate your patience and understanding as response efforts continue.
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ZONE 1 & 2 PERMITS are only for emergency personnel and utility providers ONLY. Residents are not allowed entry at this time while Area Safety Assessments continue.

RECEPTION CENTRE: Now closes at 8:00pm today, May 14. The County has authorized meal and hotel vouchers up to May 16, as a precaution. 

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ZONE MAP: Click here for the High Resolution pdf version

Issued by Woodlands County | For further updates, monitor official Woodlands County communications channels. 

 

11:00am May 14 - Woodlands County Evacuation Update:
Please stay tuned to our Facebook page and website. We hope to have a new update/post within the hour. 
8:48am May 14 - Woodlands County Evacuation Update:

ENTRY PERMITS: Please be advised, the County is issuing ENTRY PERMITS for emergency personnel and utility providers ONLY. Residents are not allowed entry at this time while Area Safety Assessments continue.

ZONE MAP: Will be shared as soon as we get authorization.

RECEPTION CENTRE: Opens at 9:00am this morning, Thurs, May 14. The County has authorized meal and hotel vouchers up to May 16, as a precaution. Please pick them up at the Reception Centre: Allan & Jean Millar Centre, 58 Sunset Blvd.
We'll continue to release more information as it becomes available.

We understand how difficult and stressful this situation is for everyone affected, and we genuinely appreciate your patience and understanding as response efforts continue.

Issued by Woodlands County | For further updates, monitor official Woodlands County communications channels.


7:40 PM May 13 – Woodlands County Evacuation Update:

AREA SAFETY ASSESSMENT: Tomorrow, Thursday, May 14, emergency management personnel will continue conducting Area Safety Assessments of the evacuation area. The evacuation area has been broken into 3 Zones. A Zone Map will be shared tomorrow.

Today, May 13, designated teams completed Zone 3, and affected property owners in that zone have all been directly contacted.

Tomorrow, May 14, Woodlands County will begin Area Safety Assessments in Zones 1 and 2. As assessments come in, County staff will directly contact affected property owners in those zones, providing them with information and copies of photos as well.

Staff will identify themselves and ask for your email address so they can send you the information.

We anticipate being able to contact all landowners in the entire evacuation area by the end of day, tomorrow, May 14.

At the same time, crews are developing a phased re-entry plan. Re-entry, which will most likely occur over several days, will ONLY occur once the evacuation area is deemed safe by Alberta Wildfire. Residents are reminded to remain away from the evacuation area at this time. 

EVACUEE SUPPORT:
As a precaution, Woodlands County has authorized meal and hotel vouchers up to Sunday, May 16. However, we don’t anticipate needing to issue them that far in advance.

Evacuation Reception Centre Hours:
Open from 9:00 am to 12-noon, Thursday, May 14
Allan & Jean Millar Centre, 58 Sunset Blvd., Whitecourt 

PROPERTY IMPACT: At this time, Woodlands County is aware of a single residential structure loss. The affected property owner has been contacted directly. No additional information about this will be released publicly.

ANIMAL WELFARE: Animal welfare checks have been conducted throughout the day and will continue into tomorrow, where conditions are safe and operationally feasible.

PUBLIC SAFETY REMINDER: Residents are to remain out of the evacuation area. The use of side-by-sides and off-highway vehicles within the affected area is prohibited. Unauthorized access elevates wildfire risk and creates additional hazards for residents, emergency responders, and firefighting crews.

Issued by Woodlands County | For further updates, monitor official Woodlands County communications channels.

2:41pm May 13 – Woodlands County Evacuation Update:


AREA SAFETY ASSESSMENT
Woodlands County staff are now contacting affected property owners directly to provide available information and copies of photos to help inform them of their property status. 

Staff will identify themselves and ask for your email to send you the information.

Again, with the wildfire now classified as being held, emergency management personnel are actively conducting Area Safety Assessments, including evaluating road conditions, and structure/property conditions. Designated teams are in the evacuation area and photographing properties within the evacuation zone.

At the same time, crews are developing a phased re-entry plan for affected residents. Re-entry, which will most likely occur over several days, will ONLY occur once the evacuation area is deemed safe.

Residents are reminded to remain away from the evacuation area at this time.


1:16pm May 13 - Woodlands County Evacuation Update:

AREA SAFETY ASSESSMENT
With the wildfire now classified as being held, emergency management personnel are actively conducting Area Safety Assessments, including evaluating 'danger trees', powerlines, road conditions, and structure conditions.
Designated teams entering the evacuation area will photograph impacted properties. Woodlands County will then contact affected property owners directly to provide available information and copies of photos to help inform them of their property status.

At the same time, crews are developing a phased re-entry plan for affected residents. Re-entry, which will most likely occur over several days, will ONLY occur once the evacuation area is deemed safe.
Residents are reminded to remain away from the evacuation area at this time.
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WWF017 UPDATES & INFORMATION WEBPAGE:
We've create a dedicated webpage on the Woodlands County website for all information and updates related to the WWF017 Evacuation. This webpage and our Facebook page will have the most up-to-date official news and information related to the Evacuation.
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Issued by Woodlands County | For further updates, monitor official Woodlands County communications channels. 


11:59am May 13 - Woodlands County Evacuation Update

OFFICIAL EVACUATION UPDATE
Woodlands County | May 13, 2026 | 11:59am

Woodlands County continues to work closely with Alberta Wildfire and regional partners as we await an updated fire classification. Public safety remains the top priority.

Emergency management personnel are actively conducting Area Safety Assessments on danger trees, downed powerlines, roads conditions, and structure conditions. We’re also developing a phased re-entry plan for affected residents. Re-entry, which will most likely occur over several days, will ONLY occur when the evacuation area is deemed safe.

Residents are to remain away from the evacuation area.

Area Safety Assessment:
The first phase of Area Safety Assessment will involve designated teams entering the evacuation area to photograph impacted properties. Woodlands County will then contact affected property owners directly to provide available information and copies of photos to help inform them of their property status.

More details regarding the implementation of the Area Safety Assessment will be shared as they become available. The County is hopeful to provide specific property updates to impacted landowners sometime today.

Woodlands County thanks residents for their continued patience, understanding, and cooperation.

Issued by Woodlands County | For further updates, monitor official Woodlands County communications channels.

11:45am May 13 - Woodlands County Evacuation Update:
The County continues to wait for more information from Alberta Wildfire. We'll update here as soon we know more. 
Reminder!
The Evacuation Reception Centre closes at 12-noon today, May 13.
Residents can continue to pick up food and hotel vouchers at the Allan & Jean Millar Center front reception, 58 Sunset Blvd.
Stay tuned for more information.
10:17am May 13 - Woodlands County Evacuation Update:
The County must wait for more information from Alberta Wildfire before we can post an update. We're anticipating receiving that information later this morning. 
Thanks again for your patience. Please stay tuned to this post. We'll get information to you as soon as possible.
9:50am May 13 - Woodlands County Evacuation Update:
We plan to have an update with more for information at approximately 10:45am this morning. Please stay tuned to this post. 
We want to reassure all residents that the safety and well-being of both our community members and animals remain our top priority. We appreciate everyone’s patience, cooperation, and understanding as the situation is being addressed with care and attention.

9:37am May 13 - Woodlands County Evacuation Update:

Get your vouchers from the Evacuation Reception Centre before 12-noon today, May 13.

Woodlands County has authorized lunch, dinner, and hotel vouchers for today May 13, and breakfast vouchers for tomorrow May 14.

Evacuation Reception Centre location:
Allan & Jean Millar Centre, 58 Sunset Blvd, Whitecourt.
HOURS: 9:00 am to 12-noon, May 13.

For further updates, monitor official Woodlands County communications channels.

9:05pm May 12- Woodlands County Evacuation Update

Woodlands County continues to work in close coordination with Alberta Wildfire and regional partners in response to the active wildfire situated east of Whitecourt.

Alberta Wildfire plans to reassess the fire tomorrow morning, but at this time, it is still classified as out of control.
Please see Alberta Wildfire’s Update for more information on the fire status: https://www.alberta.ca/wildfire-status

Evacuee Support:
Approximately 150 families, 424 individuals, and 350 pets have registered through the evacuation centre to date. Woodlands County has authorized hotel accommodations and food vouchers for impacted property owners and evacuees requiring assistance. This support is available for the night of May 12 and includes breakfast coverage for the morning of May 13.

The Evacuation Reception Centre at the Allan & Jean Millar Centre will be open from 9:00 am to 12-noon, Wednesday, May 13.
Evacuees and impacted residents requiring support with accommodations or meals are encouraged to contact the Woodlands County Evacuee Hotline: 825-401-8409.

Join Alberta Wildfire and Fortis Alberta from 9:00 to 11:00 am on Wednesday, May 13 at the Allan & Jean Millar Center located at 58 Sunset Blvd, Whitecourt, AB. They’ll have an information station set up where residents can ask questions, learn about the wildfire situation and grab a few public maps as needed.

Re-Entry Planning:
Administration and emergency management personnel are actively engaged in re-entry planning for affected residents. While Woodlands County recognizes that residents are eager to return home, public safety remains the foremost priority. Re-entry is not anticipated at this time.

Property Impact:
At this time, Woodlands County is aware of a single residential structure loss. The affected property owner has been contacted directly. No additional information about this will be released publicly.

Animal Welfare:
Animal welfare checks have been conducted throughout the day and will continue into tomorrow, where conditions are safe and operationally feasible.

Public Safety Reminder:
Residents are reminded to stay out of the evacuation area. The use of side-by-sides and off-highway vehicles within the affected area is prohibited. Unauthorized access elevates wildfire risk and creates additional hazards for emergency responders and firefighting crews.

Acknowledgement:
Woodlands County extends its sincere thanks to residents, responders, volunteers, partner municipalities, and Alberta Wildfire for their continued cooperation and support throughout this response.

Issued by Woodlands County | For further updates, monitor official Woodlands County communications channels.

2:59pm May 12 ⚠️ Woodlands County Evacuation Update⚠️
Evacuation Reception Centre will close at 4:00 pm Tues May 12, and will reopen at 9:00am Wed May 13.

Evacuees can go to guest services at the Allan & Jean Millar Centre for vouchers until 10:00pm Tues May 12.

Please call the Woodlands County 24/7 Evacuation Hotline: 825-403-8409, for more information and resources.

Evacuation efforts continue to go smoothly, and we thank residents for their cooperation and patience during this process.
We understand this remains a difficult and stressful situation for residents. Thank you for your continued patience, cooperation, and support for all emergency personnel working in the area.
More updates to follow

12:56pm May 12 -⚠️Woodlands County Wildfire & Evacuation Update⚠️

We can confirm that one residence has been lost as a result of the wildfire. The owners have been contacted and are aware of the situation. Our thoughts are with the affected family during this difficult time.

Crews continue to make strong progress on suppression efforts, and structure protection remains a top priority. Firefighters and support crews are working tirelessly to protect homes and keep residents safe.

We understand this news is difficult for the community, but we want residents to know that significant progress has been made on containment, and crews remain fully engaged on the fire.

Thank you for your continued patience, cooperation, and support for emergency personnel.
More updates to follow.

10:36am May 12 - ⚠️ Woodlands County Wildfire & Evacuation Information⚠️

The smoke is currently lying low, and crews continue to make strong progress on suppression efforts. Volunteer Firefighters and Public Works crews from Woodlands County are actively supporting suppression operations alongside Alberta Wildfire.

Woodlands County understands residents are eager to return home, and we are working toward that as quickly and safely as possible. At this time, we do not anticipate residents returning today.

We do not have an update on power to peoples’ homes. We’re awaiting updates from Fortis Alberta, and will provide information as we know more.

Evacuees needing assistance with accommodations or meals, please report to the Evacuation Reception Centre at the Allan & Jean Millar Centre, 58 Sunset Blvd., or contact the Woodlands County 24/7 Evacuee Hotline: 825-401-8409.

🚫 Reminder: Please stay out of the evacuation area, including avoiding the use of side-by-sides and off-highway vehicles. Unauthorized access creates additional wildfire risk and puts residents and firefighting crews in danger.

Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation.
More updates to follow.


May 12 @ 9:30am - The reception center at Allan & Jean Millar Centre is now open (as of 9:00am).
Please contact Woodlands County 24/7Evacuee Hotline 825-401-8409 for more information, and hotel and food vouchers.


May 11 @ 10:35pm - The Evacuation Reception Centre is now closed (at 10:00pm) and will reopen at 9:00am Tuesday, May 12.

For hotel and food vouchers, please call the Woodlands County 24/7 Evacuee Contact Line 825-401-8409.


May 11 @ 5:31pm - Woodlands County has issued an evacuation order due to a wildfire. This alert is in effect for everyone south of Highway 43,from the West Ridge subdivision, east to and including Range Road 111 in Woodlands County.

There is a wildfire burning south of Highway 43, near Range Road 114.

Everyone in the affected area must evacuate immediately. Gather pets, important documentation, and medication. Register at the evacuation reception center at the Allan and Jean Millar Centre, at 58 Sunset Blvd. in Whitecourt.

Please contact Woodlands County at 825-401-8409 for further instructions and evacuation information after registering at the Evacuation Reception Centre: Allan & Jean Millar Centre, 58 Sunset Blvd, Whitecourt.

Further updates will be provided as additional information becomes available.

Stay tuned to the Woodlands County social media for more updates! https://www.facebook.com/woodlandscounty/

For more information about WWF017, please Alberta Wildfire at 780-286-4332.


To subscribe to Alberta Wildfire updates please visit the Alberta Wildfire Status: https://www.alberta.ca/wildfire-status