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Sensory Celebration a Kickoff to Summer
The Museum of Surrey celebrated inclusion and diversity in the community with a free family friendly event last Saturday (June 25) called SENSES – Family Kickoff to Summer.
City of Surrey Recognized as Canadian Leader in Accessibility
The City of Surrey has received the distinct honour of being recognized as an industry leader in Canada for commitments to accessibility by incorporating Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility CertificationTM (RHFAC) ratings and certifications through policy.
Statement from the Mayor: Courage under fire
"On behalf of Surrey City Council, I want to acknowledge the brave actions of the police officers from Saanich, Victoria and the Greater Victoria ERT."
Statement from the Mayor: Thank you Premier Horgan
"On behalf of Surrey City Council, I want to thank you for your lengthy record of public service."
Statement from the Mayor: Stay aware & plan ahead with Surrey’s Alertable app
"I strongly encourage our residents to stay aware and plan ahead by signing up for Alertable today."
Statement from the Mayor: Welcome to new UBC program expansion into Surrey
"With our growing population, there is no question that there is ample demand for more post-secondary options within Surrey."
Staying Cool and Safe this Summer
With summer officially here and temperatures warming up, the City of Surrey has tips on how to stay safe in extreme heat, how to spot the signs of heat exhaustion, and where to find public pools, spray parks and air-conditioned civic facilities for heat relief.
Surrey Canada Day Releases July 1st Schedule Featuring Indigenous Cultural Sharing and Local Surrey Performers
Programming includes a Residential School Survivor honouring ceremony on the Siam Stage at 12:00 p.m. and cultural sharing with land-based Nations on the Main Stage at 7:20 p.m.
Statement from the Mayor: Farmland at 192nd St. & 36th Ave.
"The fertile land in question at 192nd Street and 36th Avenue is a vital piece of farmland that should remain untouched."
Improving Pedestrian Safety One Signal at a Time
More than 100 Surrey intersections now equipped with pedestrian-first signals.