Vote Today and Saturday for Langley City Mayor & Council

This Langley City local election matters. We need to keep investing in our community and prepare for SkyTrain's arrival. The Langley City First team is the only team with seasoned elected representatives and new people with fresh perspectives who can lead our community over the next four years. We cannot reverse the progress we’ve made this term.

There are two more opportunities to vote:

• Wednesday, October 14 (8:00 am to 8:00 pm) — Timms Community Centre
• Saturday, October 17 (8:00 am to 8:00 pm) — Timms Community Centre

Bring your voter card to make things easy. If you don’t have your voter card and aren't on the voters list, you can still register in person when you arrive. For more information, please visit: https://www.langleycity.ca/city-hall/local-election

$101 Million Invested in Langley City

Between 2023 and 2025, Langley City Council invested $101 million in community projects. These projects cover roads, water, sewer, parks, facilities, public safety, and recreation. I want to highlight some of the major projects completed during that time that represent about $60 million in investments.

Project	Price (Millions)
Fraser Highway One-way Renewal	$19.0
Purchase Land for New Public Safety Building	$11.2
3 New Fire Trucks	$5.4
Douglas Rec Centre Renewal	$4.9
56 Avenue Utility Renewal/Repaving	$4.6
202 Street Area Utility Renewal/Repaving	$3.1
Various Sewer and Storm Sewer	$3.0
City Park Field Upgrades	$2.3
Various Road Repaving	$2.0
200 Street Utility Renewal	$1.8
Traffic Signal Renewal	$1.1
Other Fraser Highway Utility Renewal/Repaving	$1.1
Various Watermain Renewal	$1.1

Watch the Langley City All-Candidates Meeting

On Monday evening, the Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce hosted an all-candidates meeting. Langley City residents had the opportunity to learn about the people who are running in the Langley City municipal election and their platforms. The Chamber recorded the meeting, which you can watch below.

Because of the number of council candidates, they were divided into two groups. The mayoral section of the meeting starts at the 1 hour and 48 minute mark.

Advanced Voting Starts This Week for Langley City Mayor & Council

Local government plays a very important role in people’s lives. We maintain the basic services people rely on, such as local roads, water, sewer, streetlights, parks, and recreation services, to name a few. Unfortunately, voter turnout for local elections is consistently lower than for provincial or federal elections.

This Langley City local government election matters, and who leads our community over the next four years will profoundly affect your quality of life. It has been an honour to serve this community as mayor for the last four years, and I am asking for your vote for another term, along with the whole Langley City First team. I’m proud of our track record and our plan for our community's future as we prepare for the arrival of SkyTrain.

You can vote over the next two weeks as follows:

• Tuesday, October 6 (1:00 pm to 8:00 pm) — Timms Community Centre
• Wednesday, October 7 (8:00 am to 8:00 pm) — Timms Community Centre
• Thursday, October 8 (8:30 am to 4:30 pm) — Timms Community Centre
• Wednesday, October 14 (8:00 am to 8:00 pm) — Timms Community Centre
• Saturday, October 17 (8:00 am to 8:00 pm) — Timms Community Centre

Bring your voting card to make things easy. If you don’t have your voter card and aren't on the voters list, you can still register at the time of voting. For more information, please visit: https://www.langleycity.ca/city-hall/local-election