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Warm temperatures are forecast this weekend (April 17-20) and carrying into spring. There is a risk of flooding if an ice jam forms during river break-up. The Town and Province are monitoring it closely.
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The Town of Peace River Council has officially approved the 2026 municipal budget, continuing to focus on responsible fiscal management while advancing key priorities and maintaining a high quality of services.
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As residents have been preparing their homes for the melt and any potential impacts from river break-up, we've received a few questions about where to get sandbags.
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Public Works crews are prioritizing water issues around town, but we're addressing the biggest potholes too.
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Signs have gone up around the community warning people to stay away from the river during break-up.
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During break-up, the river ice is very dangerous. It is unstable and unpredictable, with strong river currents underneath.
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Recent snowpack measurements show levels remain above normal, with some variability in the Smoky River basin. Conditions still point to a higher-than-normal potential for flooding, though there are no current issues in the town.
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Voyent Alert! is the Town of Peace River’s official system for emergency alerts and important local updates, including things like road closures, fire advisories, and river warnings.
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Our Town office is closed for Easter Friday and Easter Monday. Regular hours resume Tuesday, April 7, 2026.
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Snowpack across the Peace River basin is above average, and conditions are being closely tracked in coordination with the Alberta River Forecast Centre. While there is still uncertainty in how the spring melt will unfold, current conditions support taking a proactive approach.
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Please regularly clear snow and ice from sidewalks adjacent to your property, and apply sand or salt where needed to keep them safe.
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