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News
Dive into the Fun: 5 Indoor Pool Features to Explore
Whether you’re diving, sliding, swimming or unwinding, our indoor pools can help you remain active and engaged.
Statement from the Mayor: Second Sex Offender Released in Surrey
I am absolutely appalled and outraged that not one, but two dangerous sex offenders have been released into our community in a mere two-week span.
Celebrating National Volunteer Week 2024
This National Volunteer Week, thank a volunteer for all they do!
Surrey launches incentive programs to accelerate housing development
Surrey City Council has approved two new incentive programs which aim to stimulate and accelerate the development of housing units in Surrey, specifically near rapid transit, as well as increase the supply of affordable non-market rental housing.
Surrey launches Artificial Intelligence tool to simplify permitting process
The City of Surrey has just launched an artificial intelligence Development Inquiry Assistant (DIA) pilot, intended to more easily and quickly connect applicants to accurate information about the permitting process.
Events
Placemaking Meetups
Drop-in to participate with fence art, chalk art, banner crafts, and more.
Surrey Youth Stewardship Squad
Help restore, enhance and grow Surrey's urban forest alongside other youth in Surrey.
Park Play at Salmonberry Park
Enjoy active and family-friendly games at Salmonberry Park!
Themed Swim Events
Visit your local pool for a fun themed event with your family and friends!
Legacy by Uyghur Heritage Society
Enjoy a dance show celebrating the Uyghur community's heritage.
Nature Work Parties
Help care for Surrey parks by removing invasive plants, cleaning up litter, and enhancing habitat within the park.
Summer Family Art Party
Imagine a creative future and make art with friends and family in connection with the summer exhibition Future Memoria. All are welcome at this free drop-in event—children must be accompanied by an adult.