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Future of Harrison Hot Springs evacuation route up in the air, again

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By Grace Giesbrecht Verified
| Penticton Herald Verified
Unless you’re riding an ATV, driving a boat, or flying a helicopter, there’s only one road out of Harrison Hot Springs—and it doesn’t look like another will be built any time soon. The idea of building a secondary evacuation route out of the small town has been around for decades, and was finally solidified in 2023, when both Harrison Hot Springs and the District of Kent decided to move forward with a route planned through Sasquatch Park. But since then, nothing has happened.
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Future of Harrison Hot Springs evacuation route up in the air, again Original

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By Grace Giesbrecht Verified
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
Unless you’re riding an ATV, driving a boat, or flying a helicopter, there’s only one road out of Harrison Hot Springs—and it doesn’t look like another will be built any time soon. The idea of building a secondary evacuation route out of the small town has been around for decades, and was finally solidified in 2023, when both Harrison Hot Springs and the District of Kent decided to move forward with a route planned through Sasquatch Park. But since then, nothing has happened.
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Future of Harrison Hot Springs evacuation route up in the air, again

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By Grace Giesbrecht Verified
| Fraser Valley Current Verified
Harrison Hot Springs currently only has one route in or out of the community, and the mayor isn’t eager to begin work on a secondary evacuation route, despite earlier plans. 📷 EB Adventure Photography/Shutterstock This story first appeared in the June 4, 2025 edition of the Fraser Valley Current newsletter. Subscribe for free to get Fraser Valley news in your email every weekday morning.
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