I appreciate you explaining your point of view. And i hope that you may also have been interested to hear from others.

Think about it this way: There's a bush fire near your house, and the Police warn you and your neighbours to leave because there is imminent danger. Inevitably there will be someone who chooses to stay in their home, and thats fine. But the Police will continue to warn them of the danger, because they can't just sit by and watch it happen. The Police don't care that this person has already said no, they're gonna warn them again anyway, and they'll keep warning until the last second, just in case THIS time the householder decides to leave. Would you view that as inappropriate?
Actually, i do live in a bush fire prone area, and once the danger is imminent, it is no longer safe to leave your house. That is why they advertise that you must make your fire plan, and if your plan is to leave, then leave early. If you don't leave early, you have to be ready to stay and protect your house.

If the police keep coming around urging people to leave as the fire approaches, both police and residents are in danger. That's why they advise residents of the danger and let them make their own decisions, based on their own circumstances.