Photos from the territory
Timeline of updates
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We re-verified contacts and notices against Sagamok’s public posts and refreshed the on-the-ground photo set on this page.
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We published this community status page on Minoo as a companion to Sagamok’s official communications. We will update it when new information is released.
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Precautionary boil water advisory issued — until further notice. Tiger Dam installation begins on Highway 7300 at Indian Head.
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Sagamok declares a state of emergency. MNR Sudbury District extends the Spanish River flood warning through April 27.
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Flood warning in effect for Sagamok Anishnawbek territory.
At a glance
Twice-daily measurements · Fire Department
Possible breach projected around April 20; Tiger Dam installed at Indian Head
In effect since April 19 — until further notice
River Road closed between Abitong and Owl residences
Critical contacts
Numbers as listed on Sagamok’s flood-warning notice. Last verified 2026-04-22. Open Sagamok’s flood-warning notice
For urgent departmental matters during the flood response, call the administration line and ask to be routed. Direct lines for staff are on Sagamok’s flood-warning notice. flood-warning notice.
Boil water advisory
Active — in effect since April 19
How to make water safe to drink
Bring tap water to a rolling boil for at least one minute, then let it cool in a clean covered container. Use boiled or bottled water for drinking, preparing food, making ice, brushing teeth, and washing fruit or vegetables.
When will the advisory lift?
The advisory stays in place until further notice. We will refresh this page when Sagamok posts an update.
Roads and access
Active monitoring
Highway 7300 — main access road
A possible breach was projected on or around April 20. Sagamok Fire is measuring river levels twice daily. A Tiger Dam is in place at Indian Head to protect the highway. If conditions turn critical, you should hear from Everbridge and Sagamok’s social channels.
River Road
Closed between Marlene and Silas Abitong’s residence and Raymond and Janet Owl’s residence. Many interior roads are flooded — take it slow.