West Kelowna says crash cost $35K in damage, public help sought in finding driver – Okanagan

The City of West Kelowna is in search of the public’s help in finding the driver of an SUV who brought on $35,000 in harm to a neighborhood park in the spring.

On Thursday, the town launched video of the incident, in which an older Nissan Pathfinder or Frontier misplaced management and hit some fencing and a bleacher.

The Pathfinder is mild-colored and had a cover. It slammed into the fencing at roughly 5:15 a.m., with the town saying the driver was apparently unhurt.

“However, the accident resulted in an estimated $35,000 in damages to the bleachers and a fence at Darroch Park,” stated the town, referring to the ballfield adjoining to Mount Boucherie on East Boundary Road.

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The metropolis says it’s not in pursuing potential prices in opposition to the driver. Rather, it’s making an attempt to get well prices by “the appropriate insurance channels.”

Anyone with info relating to this incident is requested to contact the City of West Kelowna at 778-797-1000.