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Safe Surrey Coalition candidate Beau Simpson lists three priorities, including an independent forensic audit of every city hall land deal and pools for Clayton Heights and Cloverdale.
The naturopathic doctor and small business owner says she has served South Surrey for 25 years and chaired city council’s Agriculture, Environment and Investment Committee.
The Safe Surrey Coalition candidate says he would dedicate city-owned land in Newton to a full-service hospital and approve the required city permits within 60 days.
Grandview Corners Indigo welcomed local readers on Sept. 25 for crafts, book decorating and themed trivia celebrating the romance-and-fantasy genre.
Safe Surrey Coalition candidate Laurie Guerra lists heritage designations, new pools and a four-year property tax freeze among her priorities for Surrey.
Gill, running with the Safe Surrey Coalition, also lists free swim lessons for children aged three to 16 and a new pool and community centre in the city centre among her priorities.
Safe Surrey Coalition candidate Meera Gill says she would dedicate city-owned land on King George Boulevard to a hospital and approve every permit within 60 days.
The two-term councillor and Safe Surrey Coalition candidate says companies caught dumping would lose their business licences and face a 10-year Surrey ban, while individuals would pay $10,000 per offence.
Safe Surrey Coalition candidate Cheney Cloke also proposes protecting Rosemary Heights lands as a park and holding property tax increases at zero for four years.
The Surrey Connect candidate says she would prioritize listening and responsive representation, support local businesses and jobs, and keep residents informed and involved in council decisions if elected.
The longtime Surrey resident and Surrey Connect candidate says she would bring police, fire, emergency services, mental health resources and community groups together to address safety and prevention.
The current Surrey councillor and former RCMP officer is running with Surrey Connect and names completing the policing transition, public safety and responsible land use as his top priorities.
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