07/05/2026
The City of Brandon, Manitoba’s second-largest city, has declared a State of Local Emergency as officials respond to worsening flood concerns triggered by persistent heavy rainfall and rapidly changing conditions.
City authorities say the emergency declaration allows for faster coordination of resources, expanded flood protection efforts, and enhanced monitoring of vulnerable areas across the city. Emergency teams are actively engaged in preventative measures, including reinforcing key flood control systems and keeping close watch on water levels.
Officials have also activated emergency response protocols to ensure rapid action if conditions escalate, while urging residents in at-risk areas to remain prepared, stay alert, and closely follow official advisories.
Weather conditions remain unpredictable, and the situation is being monitored continuously as crews work around the clock to reduce potential impacts.
📢 Residents are strongly advised to avoid affected or low-lying areas and stay tuned for further updates from city officials.
