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Property Tax Process and Services Use

The following information is provided to clarify the property tax process with respect to services not being used by community members due to COVID-19 public health orders.

The Township has a legal obligation to follow all public health orders and applicable...

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Temporary Park Closure: Yorkson Community Park Parking Lot, until February 25

The Yorkson Community Park parking lot, off 82 Avenue, is temporarily closed until Friday, February 25.

We appreciate your patience.

Park Operations
604-532-7529
opsinfo@tol.ca

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Supply Chain Resiliency Program: Helping us Better Understand your Manufacturing Business

Do you own a manufacturing business in the Township? If so, tell us about your manufacturing capabilities. This short, five-minute survey will help build regional supply chain resiliency, plus provide you with:

• Access to potential collaboration...

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Be Greenspired at Langley Centennial Museum

Visit Langley Centennial Museum from February 19 to May 21, 2022 to view our newest exhibit Green Art: Sharing Sustainable Approaches and Practices. You will be greenspired to reduce, reuse, and repurpose household and workplace items after experiencing...

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Brookswood-Fernridge Neighbourhood Plans are Ready for Review

Your feedback is needed! Join us in finalizing the Booth, Fernridge and Rinn Neighbourhoods Plans before they go to Council for bylaw consideration. Participate in one or more of the upcoming engagement events including a virtual Open House period, a...

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Budget 2022 - Give Your Input

Give your input on the 2022 budget.

Township of Langley Council is in the process of deliberating the 2022 – 2026 Five-Year Financial Plan, with emphasis on the 2022 Operating and Capital Budget.

As they consider the Financial Plan and Budget, Council...

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Summer Festival Series: Call for Performers

The Township of Langley is seeking performers of all genres for the 2022 Summer Festival Series, held Thursday evenings throughout July and August at the Willoughby Community Park Amphitheatre. The Township is looking for performances ranging from 15-minute...

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Temporary Boat Launch Closure: Marina Park

The Marina Park Boat Launch (Fraser River and Church Street) will temporarily close to motorized watercraft on Saturday, March 19, from 6:00am until 4:00pm. This closure will allow for the University of the Fraser Valley's Head of the Fort regatta.

Park...

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Temporary Road Closure: 7800 Block of 264 Street, Until Further Notice

A full road closure is in effect at the the 7800 block of 264 Street until further notice.

Engineering Division
604-532-7300
opsinfo@tol.ca

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W.C. Blair Recreation Centre Prepares for Expansion

The W.C. Blair Recreation Centre is preparing for an exciting project that will increase capacity and improve service for community members.

The project will merge and expand the two separate weight room and cardio spaces resulting in an overall expansion...

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Council Procedure Bylaw Amendment

Township of Langley Council Procedure Bylaw 2016 No. 5199 Amendment Bylaw No. 5765.

Pursuant to Section 124(3) of the Community Charter, the Township of Langley Council HEREBY GIVES NOTICE of its intention to consider first, second, and third reading...

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Sanitary Sewer Smoke Testing - January 24 to January 28

Smoke testing of the sanitary sewer system is underway in South Langley, Gloucester and Fort Langley from January 24 to January 28.

Smoke testing helps identify possible leaks in the sewer system and is an important part of keeping the system environmentally...

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Insight Newsletter: January/February 2022 Edition

Stay up to date on relevant and timely business and economic news and resources during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

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Milk and Plant-Based Beverages Part of the Deposit System February 1

Starting February 1, “ready-to-drink” milk and milk alternatives (soy milk, almond milk, oat milk, etc.) will become part of the provincial deposit-refund system administered by Return-It. A 10-cent deposit will be charged on these containers across the...

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Traffic Impact: 240 Street between Robertson Crescent and 52 Avenue, January 31 – April 8

A temporary full road closure of 240 Street between Robertson Crescent and 52 Avenue will occur Monday, January 31 through Friday, April 8. The closure will accommodate a sanitary sewer upgrade project.

Local access will be maintained and detour routes,...

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BC Tech Association: #WhatWorks – Industry Innovation Series

Presented in partnership with the Township of Langley, the City of Surrey, and the City of Richmond, the BC Tech Association hosts the #WhatWorks – Industry Innovation Series on Friday, January 28, Friday, February 25, and Thursday, March 31.

This event...

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Trail Closure: Zeigler Trail

Zeigler Trail, north of 80 Avenue is temporarily closed due to slope instability near the pathway.  The trail will remain closed as crews investigate ground stability in the area. We appreciate your patience.

Explore other trail options at 

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2022 Community Grants

Calling all Registered BC Non-profit Societies and Registered Canadian Charities.

Is your organization based in the Township of Langley? Does it provide services or programs that directly benefit more than 250 Township residents?

If yes, you may...

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Give Feedback on the Community Forest Management Strategy

The Township of Langley is inviting residents to get involved with the draft Community Forest Management Strategy for trees growing on public and private lands in the municipality.

The draft Strategy was received by Council on December 13, 2021. It will...

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Got Potholes?

The freeze-and-thaw of winter weather can cause potholes and scaling. While crews work to repair impacted roads, we need your help in identifying locations we may not know about.

If you come across a pothole that requires maintenance, let...

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