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Daily Watch brief · July 27, 2026 · checked 6:30 a.m. PDT

Greenwood & Boundary morning check: smoke warning continues; some nearby wildfire map entries improve

By Ledge Daily Watch · Official sources checked: City of Greenwood home/news/elections/council/staff pages, EmergencyInfoBC, DriveBC weather/events/emergency-alert/wildfire feeds, B.C. Southeast Fire Centre restrictions, RDKB public pages and public/community Facebook lead sources.

Monday’s official-source check keeps smoke, fire restrictions, wildfire-map context and election dates on the Greenwood front page. Grand Forks and Rock Creek still show a yellow air-quality warning in the regional weather feed, issued Monday July 27 at 12:56 UTC, with local smoke, a high near 30 C, very-high UV and south wind gusting to 40 km/h expected today.

No official Boundary-region evacuation order or alert was found in the EmergencyInfoBC text pull or the DriveBC emergency-alert API this morning. Nearby wildfire points should be treated as map-layer watch items, not evacuation notices or confirmed threats to Greenwood.

What changed since Sunday

Roads, water and city desk

Community follow-up desk

Ledge still needs a human Founders Day wrap: organizer photos, volunteer names, business impacts, parade notes, and heat/smoke observations from people who attended.

The Greenwood fire-department leadership question remains a community lead only. Automated checks did not expose reliable official post text or a statement suitable for confirmed reporting. Ledge should continue asking careful questions, but should not state resignation or leadership-change claims as fact until a named source, council record, department statement or official notice confirms details.

Community-source collection remains important: Ledge still needs current official links or named contacts for the Legion, Museum, library programming, school/youth items, sports/recreation and local business-builder leads.

Sources checked

This brief is an official-source monitoring note, not a substitute for emergency instructions. For orders, alerts and road closures, follow the issuing agency first.