For up to date information during an emergency in Whistler:
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information
The public health risk associated with COVID-19 for Whistler is considered “low” at this time as indicated by Vancouver Coastal Health.
The Resort Municipality of Whistler is working closely with our internal and external partners and directly with Vancouver Coastal Health, which is the health authority for the Sea to Sky Corridor and lead agency on COVID-19. More information.
For the latest information please visit Vancouver Coastal Health’s website.
Stay informed
Do you know where to find important information during an emergency? Find out how to stay informed during an emergency and always follow the instructions of emergency officials.
How Whistler prepares for emergencies
Learn how the Resort Municipality of Whistler plans for emergency and download resources, including Whistler's emergency management plan.
Personal preparedness
Residents and businesses should be prepared to be self-sufficient for at least 72 hours following a major emergency or disaster. Follow simple steps to get prepared.
Shelter in place instructions
For some emergencies, such as a hazardous material spill, it may be safest to stay inside your home. Find out how to shelter in place safely.
Evacuating Whistler
If an emergency is serious enough, you may be asked to leave your home or ordered to travel out of the community completely. Here's what you need to know to leave Whistler safely in the event of an evacuation.
Emergency updates
View the latest emergency updates and evacuation orders issued in Whistler.Contact
Emergency Program Office
604-935-8473
eoc@whistler.ca
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