City of Vernon says thousands of residents impacted by Bradley Creek fire have received support (Vernon)

Vernon NewsCity of Vernon says thousands of residents impacted by Bradley Creek fire have received supportThousands receive supportPhoto: THE CANADIAN PRESS/ Darryl Dyck A property on Okanagan Indian Band land that was destroyed by the Bradley Creek wildfire is seen, in Vernon, B.C., on Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026UPDATE: 9:57 p.m. The City of Vernon says over 2,300 residents impacted by the Bradley Creek wildfire have received support through its Emergency Support Services. The city said in a news release its emergency operations centre remains active and is continuing to coordinate emergency support for residents displaced by the Bradley Creek wildfire. The BC Wildfire Service is reporting there was no significant growth on the Bradley Creek wildfire overnight. The City of Vernon has said more than 1,400 evacuees have registered for emergency support services due to the Bradley Creek wildfire.