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The City and Township of Langley Welcomes a New Officer-In-Charge

The City and Township of Langley, alongside the Langley Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), are pleased to announce the appointment of a new Officer-In-Charge (OIC) of the Langley Detachment. Inspector Adrian Marsden will be promoted to Superintendent...

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Federal Gas Tax Fund Infrastructure Projects

The federal Gas Tax Fund (GTF) is a source of funding provided to provinces and territories, who in turn flow this funding to their municipalities, to support local infrastructure priorities. The Township of Langley is a recipient of Gas Tax funding,...

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Join the 3rd Annual Mayor's Charitable Gala, at Home!

In partnership with IAFF 4550 Township of Langley Firefighters, the Township of Langley Mayor and Council invite you to attend the 3rd Annual Mayor’s Charitable Gala on September 25th. All proceeds will go towards supporting the new 15 bed Langley...

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Lawn Watering Restrictions Now in Effect

Water use can increase by up to 50% in the summer, largely due to lawn watering. As all water delivered to your home is drinking water, restrictions around non-essential use helps ensure drinking water isn’t wasted.

Every year, watering restrictions come...

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Swimming Lessons Restarting

As part of the Township’s reopening plans, pools will be restarting swimming lessons for children ages 3-12. Lessons will initially be offered at W.C. Blair Recreation Centre with online registration opening Tuesday, May 4 at 12:00pm. Details for swimming...

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Highway 1 - 216 Street to 264 Street Widening Project

The Highway 1 widening project between 216 and 264 Streets is underway. The following impacts are anticipated:

• May 13 and 14: The left lane of Highway 1 eastbound at 232 Street will close to traffic on Thursday, May 13 from 3:30 to 5:30am, and again...

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Join the 59th Annual Langley Walk!

The 59th Langley Walk is taking place virtually during the month of May in the Langleys. Residents are encouraged to explore their neighbourhood or local park trails on their own or with their household bubble, do laps around the yard, or jump on...

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Township’s New Online Supports for Business Resilience and Growth

Consumer shopping habits and behaviour are changing, with ever-increasing expectations for online shopping convenience that equally meet consumer health and safety, social, and environmental values. To help businesses in the Township continue to thrive,...

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Community Forest Management Strategy Open House

As the Township of Langley continues to focus on the long-term health of our forests in both urban and rural areas, community engagement is set to begin in the coming days that will help build a strategy for trees and woodlands on publicly and privately...

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Nominations Re-open for Volunteer Award

Volunteers contribute to the well-being of our community, and the Township is pleased to recognize outstanding volunteers through the annual Volunteer Awards. Nominations have re-opened for the 2020 John and Muriel Arnason Award, to recognize people who...

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Youth Week 2021

The Township of Langley is celebrating Youth Week, May 1 to 7, by hosting Active Youth Swims at Township pools.

Young people, aged 10 to 18, are invited to come out and swim during a designated youth-only time where they can enjoy fun, physically-distanced...

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Spring Burning Permits Now Available

Burning Permits for the Spring Burning Season are available online only at tol.ca/burning.

The Incidental Outdoor Burning Permit is intended for yard and garden cleanup, and is available only to properties .2 hectare (.5 acre) and larger, in areas...

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Creative Reuse: The Art of Upcycling

Langley Centennial Museum, in partnership with the Langley Arts Council, is opening a new exhibit titled “Creative Reuse: The Art of Upcycling” featuring works of art and design created from items that would otherwise end up in our landfills. Each...

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Willoughby Apartment Fire Information - UPDATE April 22 9:00 am

THANK YOU! to all the firefighters, police, and other first responders, Emergency Program team and volunteers, SD35, the Salvation Army, Langley City Fire Rescue, BC Hydro, ToL staff, and the many generous and supportive community members and businesses...

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Library Renamed in Honour of the Late Dean Drysdale

The Fraser Valley Regional Library inside the Walnut Grove Community Centre has been renamed the Dean Drysdale Library in honour of the long-time Langley resident, elected official, professor, military officer, aspiring parliamentarian, and successful...

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TransLink Transport 2050 Engagement

TransLink has launched Transport 2050 Phase 2 engagement. From Monday, April 19 through Friday, May 14, share your input on draft goals and three transformative actions: people-first streets, next-generation rapid transit, and automated vehicles.

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What is a Heat Pump? Find Answers at our Webinar

Considering buying a heat pump? Register now at bit.ly/heatpumpwebinar for a free webinar on April 20 at 1:00pm. Learn what a heat pump is, how to find a program registered contractor, and what rebates and financial supports are available to help you...

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Metro Vancouver Corrosion Control Program

In early June, Metro Vancouver is planning to increase the pH and alkalinity of the region’s drinking water through the use of natural minerals. This increase in pH and alkalinity is an important step in a long-term program to reduce pipe corrosion from...

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Water Main Flushing: Spring 2021

Routine water main flushing is taking place in neighbourhoods across the Township this spring. Areas and dates are as follows:

• Northwest Langley: through Friday, May 21

As a result of water main flushing, residents may notice temporary changes in water...

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