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The City of West Kelowna is hoping a driver who crashed into a set of bleachers comes forward so the municipality can be reimbursed through insurance.
The city is seeking the public's assistance in identifying a light-coloured SUV, possibly an older model Nissan Pathfinder or Frontier with a canopy. The vehicle crashed into the bleachers Darroch Park on East Boundary Road on April 10, and left without reporting the incident.
The driver appeared to exit the scene unscathed, but the bleachers weren't so lucky and sustained $35,000 in damages.
The city says they are not seeking charges for the driver involved in the accident, but that they just need the driver's information to recover the costs of repair through insurance.
If you have any information on what happened, you can reach out to the City of West Kelowna.
