June 2

Residents of Conklin remain under a wildfire alert as LWF-090 continues to burn out of control southeast of the community.

The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo renewed its Alberta Emergency Alert at 3:12 p.m. on June 2, warning that while no evacuation is required at this time, the fire still poses a risk of spreading toward the area.

Everyone in and around Conklin is advised to stay ready to leave on short notice. Officials are urging residents to stay informed and to prepare an emergency kit with essentials — including supplies for family members and pets — in case the situation escalates.

The initial alert was issued on May 29, with multiple updates since as crews continue to monitor the fire’s progression and behaviour.

For the latest updates, visit rmwb.ca/alerts and follow the municipality on social media at @rmwoodbuffalo. Additional wildfire details are available at wildfire.alberta.ca.

Conklin remains on alert as wildfire LWF-090 burns out of control

May 31

Residents of Conklin are being urged to stay ready to evacuate as wildfire LWF-090 continues to burn out of control southeast of the community.

The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo issued an updated Alberta Emergency Alert at 2:42 p.m. on May 31, noting that while no evacuation is currently required, the risk to the community remains due to the fire’s proximity and behaviour.

Everyone in the Conklin area is advised to remain alert, monitor official updates and prepare to leave on short notice if conditions worsen. The municipality recommends assembling an emergency kit that includes essential supplies for family members and pets.

The wildfire alert was initially issued on May 29, with several updates released since.

For the latest updates, visit rmwb.ca/alerts and follow @rmwoodbuffalo on social media. Additional wildfire information is available at wildfire.alberta.ca.