Flood Response & Residential Water Use Updates

Last Updated: July 10, 2026 at 2:30pm

The City's emergency response to the recent flooding has now ended.

The Wastewater Treatment Plant and South Lift Station are back to normal, and the City's Emergency Coordination Centre (ECC) has been deactivated.

Although the emergency response has ended, City crews will continue cleanup, repairs, inspections, and monitoring.

Thank you to everyone who helped our community through this event.

Current Status

Residential Water Use Reduction

Residents may now resume normal water use.

Thank you to everyone who reduced non-essential water use over the past several days. Your efforts made a meaningful difference by helping reduce pressure on the City's wastewater system during a critical time.

Jubilee Park

Jubilee Park has reopened! A few small areas beside the creek are still fenced off while they dry out and staff continue to monitor conditions.

Please stay out of fenced areas and follow all signs and barricades.

Creek Safety

Residents are reminded to stay away from the creek and out of the water.

Although overall conditions have improved, the creek continues to move quickly, water levels remain high, and creek banks may have been weakened by recent flooding.

For your safety, please do not:

• Swim
• Kayak
• Canoe
• Paddleboard
• Enter or go near the creek for any reason

Staying away from the water's edge is the safest choice until conditions improve further.

Camrose Golf Course

Holes 5 and 6 have reopened.

A temporary boardwalk is still in place for golfers who are walking, and power cart users should follow the marked route.

Course conditions may continue to change. Please call the clubhouse before your tee time for the latest information.

Basement Flooding

If your basement has flooded, we recommend that you:

• Take photos and videos of all damage before beginning cleanup, if possible.
• Contact your insurance provider as soon as possible.
• Keep records of damaged items and cleanup or repair costs.
• Complete the Camrose Flooding Impact Information Survey by July 20, 2026 to help the City better understand the impacts of this flooding event.

Paper copies of the survey are also available at City Hall.