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An evacuation alert for a single property on Westside Road has been rescinded.
The alert was rescinded Friday morning by the Emergency Operations Centre.
It was put in place May 5 after a portion of Westside Road in the Killiney Beach area collapsed.
In the meantime, the EOC continues to demobilize most of the flood protection measures put in place over the past several weeks, however, some will remain in place until Okanagan Lake drops closer to full pool.
The lake is presently 13 centimetres above full pool.
Residents who have flood mitigation measures in place can now consider removing those.
Sandbags can be returned to authorized locations until the end of day Thursday, June 28.
Click here for a list of drop-off locations.
While the flood threat continues to diminish, States of Local Emergency do remain in effect in West Kelowna, Kelowna and the Regional District of Central Okanagan.
