Emergency preparedness
Emergency preparedness View
Emergency and Non-Emergency Numbers
Emergency notifications
Personal preparedness
Types of emergencies
Emergency response at UBC
Emergency plans
Emergency supports
Community preparedness
University Neighbourhoods Association (UNA)
Departmental readiness
Emergency management initiatives
Events Risk Management at UBC
Emergency preparedness View
Emergency and Non-Emergency Numbers
Emergency notifications
Personal preparedness
Types of emergencies
Emergency response at UBC
Emergency plans
Emergency supports
Community preparedness
University Neighbourhoods Association (UNA)
Departmental readiness
Emergency management initiatives
Events Risk Management at UBC

Evacuation

Officials may issue an evacuation alert or evacuation order depending on the severity of the situation. Understand evacuation stages to respond quickly and confidently. An evacuation order may be issued without an evacuation alert in place. 

Evacuation Alert 

Be ready to leave on short notice. Gather your kit supplies as well as important documentation.

Learn more about how to build an emergency kit

Evacuation Order 

You are at risk and must leave immediately. Follow directions from officials and evacuate using route(s) identified. Return home only when officials say it is safe. 

Visit Emergency Info BC for the latest updates on current evacuation alerts and orders. 

Ensure you able to receive local emergency notifications.

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