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Daily Watch brief · September 5, 2026 · checked 6:31 a.m. PDT

Greenwood weekend check: closest fire-map records improve and Sept. 8 council agendas are posted

By Ledge Daily Watch · Official sources checked: City of Greenwood election/news/staff/council pages, eSCRIBE public council calendar and Sept. 8 agenda pages, DriveBC weather/events/emergency-alert/wildfire feeds, EmergencyInfoBC, B.C. Wildfire Service / Southeast Fire Centre restrictions, RDKB public pages where reachable, Greenwood Museum, Greenwood Public Library, Greenwood Elementary, SD51, and public Facebook/community sources where accessible.

Saturday’s Greenwood and Boundary morning pull has two verified reader-useful changes: the three closest wildfire-map records returned within 100 km now show Under Control, and the City’s public eSCRIBE calendar now shows September 8 council agenda material.

Grand Forks and Rock Creek showed no active weather-warning object. The forecast still calls for a 40 percent chance of showers, a risk of a thunderstorm late this afternoon, and a 60 percent chance of showers tonight and Sunday afternoon.

On the wildfire map layer, N61319 and N61846, both about 41.7 km from Greenwood, changed from Being Held to Under Control. N51996, about 80.1 km away, also changed from Being Held to Under Control. Ezra Creek remains Being Held, and N51207 remains Under Control. N52140 was no longer returned in the current under-100-km pull; Ledge treats that as a feed-set change, not as proof of extinguishment.

That is official map-layer improvement, not an evacuation notice and not a local-rule change. Greenwood’s City pages still show Stage 2 water restrictions and the all-open-burning prohibition that includes campfires of any size.

What changed since Friday’s pull

Roads, weather and fire map

City and election desk

Community desk

Greenwood Elementary, SD51, the library and museum loaded publicly. The strongest community leads remain back-to-school volunteers, PAC helpers, reading support, breakfast/lunch support, sports and arts programs, library programming, Museum fall-hours and visitor-centre work, local heritage volunteers, and businesses helping September services work.

The Greenwood fire-department leadership question remains unconfirmed. This run did not find official-source text suitable for confirmed reporting, and Facebook/group material remains lead-only unless readable and independently confirmed. Ledge should ask for a named source, council record, department statement or official notice before publishing any resignation or leadership-change claim as fact.

Sources checked

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