Emergency maintenance crews are on scene at the Eagle’s Nest housing complex on Third Avenue South responding to flooding.
Residents at the scene say there was roughly a foot of standing water accumulated on the first floor of the building, while members from the City of Williams Lake worked to get the situation under control.
As of 4:30 p.m. water was still visibly flowing out of the building from the first floor service door.
The city’s director of municipal services Gary Muraca said, as of 5 p.m., water had been turned off until repairs could get underway.
No Eagle’s Nest staff were available for comment.
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