Squamish is set in a geographically complex yet beautiful natural environment at the north end of Howe Sound, surrounded by rugged coastal mountains rising to elevations of more than 2500 metres. What makes Squamish attractive as a place to live, work and play also increases the potential for hazard impacts.
The people of Squamish have exposure to the second highest number of hazards in the province. The District's recently completed Community Risk Assessment Report revealed the main hazards to be earthquakes, flooding, landslides, and wildfire.
It is important that Squamish residents prepare themselves emergency situations. Learn about some of the hazards that may affect our community and visit our Get Ready page to learn how you and your family can bet prepared and stay safe in an emergency.
Landslide
March 28, 2024 at 7:12 PM
Efforts continue to finalize new drop-off recycling location following Queens Way Recycle Depot closure
The District of Squamish is supporting Recycle BC - the non-profit organization responsible for residential packaging and paper recycling in…
March 27, 2024 at 9:54 PM
Construction work for phase one of Brennan Park Recreation Centre upgrades begins early April
The first phase of the Brennan Park Recreation Centre Green and Accessibility Retrofit Project is set to begin on Monday,…
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