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Significant Weather Event Declaration – Flooding Warning April 13–17, 2026 The Township of Armour is declaring a Significant Weather Event in response to flooding concerns resulting from rapid snowmelt, significant rainfall, and forecasted runoff conditions occurring between April 13 and April 17, 2026. This declaration is made pursuant to Ontario Regulation 239/02 and serves as notice that, due to current and forecasted conditions, the Township may not be able to meet the Minimum Maintenance Standards for Municipal Highways. Summary of Events · Warm temperatures have caused rapid melting of the snowpack across the Township, resulting in increased runoff, elevated water levels, and saturated ground conditions. · Recent and forecasted rainfall have further contributed to flooding risks and adverse road conditions. · The Township Roads Department is actively monitoring conditions, assessing impacts to municipal roads, and undertaking response measures where safe and feasible. · As of April 14 th , road closures have been placed on sections of Chetwynd Road, Lakeview Crescent, Stoney Road and Cherry Hill Road. Additional road closures are possible as the situation continues to evolve. What This Means: · Road maintenance and repairs may be delayed or suspended where conditions remain hazardous or inaccessible. · Road users are advised to: o Use caution, especially on gravel and low-lying roads. o Do not drive through standing or moving water, and obey all posted road closure signs and barricades. o Report significant damage or blocked culverts to the Township. This declaration will remain in effect until an official notice is issued declaring the end of the event and confirming that regular maintenance can resume. Please refer to the Township of Armour Website for additional information as it becomes available. Issued By: David Gray, Chief Administrative Officer cao@armourtownship.ca

Please be advised that as of 12:00 PM, Tuesday, April 14, 2026, the Roads Department has closed portions of the following roads due to significant flooding: Chetwynd Road, specifically between municipal addresses 2363 and 2595 (West of the Kearney Border) Cherry Hill Road is closed to all through traffic at civic address 460 . Due to heavy, sustained water flows and a severe washout, everything east of this address is currently inaccessible. Lakeview Crescent, entirely . Rising water levels are damaging Lakeview Crescent. Crews are monitoring the situation closely and are actively working on washing issues on this road. Stoney Road, closing a portion, specifically between municipal addresses 172 and 205. Roads crews are on-site monitoring the situation. Please use caution, obey all safety signage, and do not attempt to drive through flooded areas. We are actively assessing the situation and working to rectify the damage. Further updates will be provided as conditions change. Thank you for your cooperation in ensuring the safety of our community. These sections of municipal roads are now impassable and closed to all through traffic until further notice. David Creasor Roads Supervisor Township of Armour 705-382-5982 roads@armourtownship.ca

April 13, 2026 - Attention Armour Township Residents: The Roads Department has placed a pile of sand for sandbags at Doe Lake Park (1014 Ferguson Road) and Dobbs Beach (180 Kent Road) for Armour Township resident's use. Residents are welcome to fill sandbags as needed to help protect their personal property in response to potential flooding. Please bring your own shovels and sandbags, as only sand is provided at this location. Armour residents may pick up sandbags by appointment from the Katrine Community Centre (6 Brown's Drive) on weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. by calling 705-382-3332 ext 301.






