Election: Meet the Langley City mayoral candidates

All candidates running in the Oct. 17 Langley civic elections took part in basic profiles prepared to help Langley Advance Times readers. The guide covers mayoral candidates, councillor candidates and school trustee candidates. In Langley City, voters will choose one mayor from two candidates.

Delaney Mack, 34, is a City councillor, small-business owner and lifelong Langley City resident. She lives in the Nicomekl neighbourhood. Mack said residents want a focused City Hall that gets the basics right and keeps costs reasonable. She is running for mayor with a new team, citing safe neighbourhoods, reliable services, responsible spending and thoughtful growth. She can be reached at delaneymack9@gmail.com or www.facebook.com/votealc.

Incumbent Mayor Nathan Pachal, 41, is running with Langley City First. He works in IT, lives in the Brydon area and has lived there for more than 20 years. Pachal said he would be honoured to serve another term, deliver needed infrastructure investments and work with residents with respect, honesty and integrity to keep Langley City independent. His contact details are langleycityfirst.ca and 778-228-8720.

Township voters will choose eight councillors from 20 candidates, while City voters will choose six from 16. The Langley Board of Education has seven trustee positions: Township voters choose five and City voters choose the other two. There are 15 candidates running for trustee in the Township and five in the City.