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Township secures $22 million for new amenities

The Township of Langley will receive $22.3 million in Community Amenity Contributions (CACs) for rezoning a block of lots for industrial use in the Gloucester Industrial Park area of North Aldergrove.

Mayor Eric Woodward and other Councillors had...

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2023-2027 Financial Plan - Budget 2023

Township of Langley Council is in the process of deliberating the 2023 – 2027 Five-Year Financial Plan, with emphasis on the 2023 Operating and Capital Budget.

As they consider the Financial Plan and Budget, Council would like to hear from citizens,...

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Traffic Impact: 88 Avenue from 22100 block to 222A Street, March 16

Utility work on 88 Avenue between 22100 block to 222A Street will result in single lane alternating traffic from 9:00am to 3:00pm on March 16. Traffic control personnel will be on site, and delays may be experienced.

The work is weather dependent and...

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Potential Traffic Impact - cycling event, March 18

A cycling race on Saturday, March 18 from 8:00am to 3:00pm may cause minor delays along 248 Street and 256 Street from 0 Avenue to 8 Avenue, and on 0 Avenue and 8 Avenue from 248 Street to 256 Street.

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Traffic Impact: 80 Avenue from 201 Street to 204 Street, March 13 to 17

Construction work on 80 Avenue between 201 Street and 204 Street will result in single lane alternating traffic from 9:00am to 3:00pm from March 13 to 17. Traffic control personnel will be on site, and delays may be experienced.

The work is weather...

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Traffic Impacts: Planned power outages west of Aldergrove, March 12-20

BC Hydro has scheduled power outages that may impact traffic signals at the following intersections:

• 56 Street and 240 Avenue on Sunday, March 12
• Fraser Highway and 244 Street on Friday, March 17
• Fraser Highway and 248 Street on Friday, March 17
• 248...

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Potential Traffic impact: Cycling Event, March 11

A cycling race on Saturday, March 11 from 8:00am to 4:00pm may cause minor delays along 232 Street and 240 Street from 24 Avenue to 32 Avenue, and on 24 Avenue and 32 Avenue from 232 Street to 240 Street.

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Pop’d Arts March Pop-up Art Gallery

Join us March 17 to 19, from 10am to 4pm, at Pop’d Arts in Fort Langley. This month’s free pop-up art gallery features the Fort Langley Artist Group (FLAG), a diverse group of established and emerging artists who all reside in the Township. This...

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Road Closure: Glover Road from Telegraph Trail to University Drive, March 13 to summer 2024

The BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure is building a new crossing at Glover Road as part of the Highway 1-216 Street to 264 Street Widening Project. This work will close Glover Road from Telegraph Trail to University Drive from Monday,...

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Traffic Impact: 16 Avenue from 232 Street to 240 Street, March 14 to 17

Stormwater maintenance work on 16 Avenue between 232 Street and 240 Street will result in single lane alternating traffic from 9:00am to 3:00pm, Tuesday, March 14 to Friday, March 17. Traffic control personnel will be on site and delays may be...

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Traffic Impact: 16 Avenue from 227 Street to 232 Street, March 7

Driveway construction work on 16 Avenue between 227 Street and 232 Street will result in single lane alternating traffic from 9:00am to 3:00pm on Tuesday, March 7. Traffic control personnel will be on site and delays may be experienced.

The work is...

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Water main flushing

The Township of Langley is flushing water mains this spring. Flushing will be carried out in the following communities from Monday, March 13 to Friday, April 28:

• Fort Langley
• Willowbrook
• Gloucester and Salmon River Uplands (SRUL)
• Robertson Ranch
• Forest...

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Township of Langley receives $23,306,000 from Province’s new Growing Communities Fund

The Township of Langley has received a one-time commitment of $23,306,000 from the Provincial Government for community infrastructure and amenity projects as part of the $1-billion Growing Communities Fund recently announced by the Province.

The...

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Potential Traffic Impact: Cycling event, March 5

A cycling race on Sunday, March 5 from 8:00am to 4:00pm may cause minor delays along 64 Avenue and 72 Avenue from 248 Street to 256 Street, and on 248 Street, 250 Street and 256 Street from 64 Avenue to 72 Avenue.

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Traffic Impact: Fraser Highway from 24300 to 24600 block, March 1 to 27

Construction work on Fraser Highway from 24300 to 24600 block will result in single lane alternating traffic from 9am to 3pm, Monday to Friday from Wednesday, March 1 to Monday, March 27. Traffic control personnel will be on site, and delays may be...

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Traffic Impact: 248 Street from 58A Avenue to 59 Avenue, March 1 to 17

Fortis BC work on 248 Street from 58A Avenue to 59 Avenue will result in single lane alternating traffic from 9am to 2pm, Monday to Friday from Wednesday, March 1 to Friday, March 17. Traffic control personnel will be on site, and delays may be...

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Traffic Impact: 248 Street from 48 Avenue to 50 Avenue, March 1 to 17

Fortis BC work on 248 Street from 48 Avenue to 50 Avenue will result in single lane alternating traffic from 9am to 2pm, Monday to Friday from Wednesday, March 1 to Friday, March 17. Traffic control personnel will be on site, and delays may be...

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Traffic Impact: 264 Street north of 64 Avenue, March 3 to 22

Fortis BC repair work on 264 Street north of 64 Avenue will result in single lane alternating traffic from 9am to 3pm, Monday to Friday from Friday, March 3 to Wednesday, March 22. Traffic control personnel will be on site, and delays may be...

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Underground utilities and road works 208 Street, March 1 to May 15

Construction of new underground utilities and roadworks will include tree removal in the 3400 block of 208 Street from Wednesday, March 1 to Monday, May 15.

Construction crews will be operating trucks and various equipment in the area. The work may...

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Community Police Office opens in North Langley

Public safety, crime prevention and reduction, and community outreach are very important to the citizens of Langley, and to support that the Langley RCMP and the Township of Langley are pleased to announce that a Community Police Office (CPO) has...

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