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Achievements
What We've Delivered for Surrey
from 2022-2026
Recreation, Culture & Community Facilities
Public Safety & Emergency Services
Parks & Green Space
Streets, Transportation & Active Mobility
Housing & City-Building
Home Permit Wait Times Cut From 16 Weeks to 4
Residential permits that once took four months now average just four weeks, so new homes get built faster across Surrey.
189 New Police Officers Funded for Surrey
Along with 113 new firefighters and 24 bylaw officers, that puts more frontline staff in neighbourhoods across the city.
$1.6 Billion Invested in Public Safety
From frontline staffing to a stronger response to organized crime and extortion, keeping families safe has been this council's top priority.
Up to $250 Million Secured From the Province for the Police Transition
Provincial funding to support the move to the Surrey Police Service, reducing the cost to Surrey taxpayers.
$1.5 Billion in City-Building, Much of It Already Paid For
Roads, parks, rec centres and safety facilities are moving forward, and many of the projects now under construction are already funded.
15,491 New Homes Approved Across Surrey
More homes for growing families, with 452 affordable rental units, a daycare and medical clinics planned at 10975 126A Street.
$317 Million to Upgrade Surrey's Major Roads
Improvements on 32 Ave, 72 Ave, 152 St and Newton's 132 St, 70 Ave and 80 Ave, plus a continuous four-lane 64 Ave from Delta to Langley.
SkyTrain to Langley and a King George Rapid Bus Line
Eight new SkyTrain stations and a 19 km rapid bus corridor from City Centre to Semiahmoo, both targeted for 2029.
Cloverdale Sport & Ice Complex Opens Two NHL-Sized Rinks
A $132.8M community hub with two rinks now open and a third under construction, giving local hockey and skating families more ice time.
Focus Newton: $1.4 Million in Resident-Led Improvements
After hearing from 2,000+ Newton residents, the City invested in neighbourhood improvements guided by their priorities.
10 City-Supported Medical Clinics Coming to Surrey, First Now Open in City Centre
The first of 10 planned clinics is now seeing patients, with Newton next. Each clinic is staffed toward 10 family doctors.
35 Major Park Upgrades and 67+ Acres of New Parkland
Playgrounds, spray parks, trails, courts and cricket facilities upgraded across Surrey, with more green space secured for the future.
Tamanawis Park Becomes Canada's Only Three-Pitch Field Hockey Complex
A third elite-level field opened in Newton this August, making Surrey a national destination for field hockey tournaments.
Bear Creek Stadium Opens With 2,200 Seats
A $27.5M stadium with a mostly covered grandstand, accessible design and a track built to international standards, opened July 2025.
New Indoor Turf Centre at Cloverdale Athletic Park
A 37,000 sq ft year-round training facility built with Surrey United Soccer Club on City land, with new City turf fields and parking alongside.
Covered Multi-Sport Boxes Coming to Unwin Park and South Surrey
All-season courts for ball hockey, lacrosse, basketball and pickleball, so games go ahead rain or shine.
More of What We Got Done at City Hall
1st Ever
Outdoor Skating Rink in Surrey
A 4,000 sq ft outdoor rink gives families a free, open-air place to skate together in winter.
250+
New Full-Time Childcare Spaces
More than $8.9 million secured for childcare at six locations, plus funding for preschool and before- and after-school care.
240
New Truck Parking Stalls in Surrey
Dedicated spaces for commercial trucks, helping get them off residential streets and out of neighbourhoods.
250K
Tonnes of Waste Kept Out of Landfill
The new Central Surrey Recycling and Waste Centre in East Newton and community drop-off events have made recycling easier, cutting landfill waste 31% from 2010 levels.
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