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Brenda Locke Advances Surrey’s Progress with Strong Leadership

Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke has strengthened the city’s safety, community development, and fiscal transparency. With the successful RCMP-to-Surrey Police transition and arena plans underway, Locke remains a results-driven leader ahead of the 2026 municipal election, despite a mayoral challenge from Councillor Linda Annis.

Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke drives public safety, transparency, and community growth as councillor Linda Annis announces mayoral bid against her.

Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke drives public safety, transparency, and community growth as councillor Linda Annis announces mayoral bid against her.

Leadership Focused on City Priorities

Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke has steered the city through a period of strategic change, emphasizing public safety, fiscal responsibility, and community development. Her leadership has seen the successful transition from the RCMP to the Surrey Police Service, a milestone long awaited by local residents.

Commitment to Public Safety

Under Locke’s tenure, Surrey has invested in expanding its police service and emergency response infrastructure, addressing long-standing concerns about crime rates and community safety. These efforts demonstrate her dedication to creating a secure environment for all residents.

Community Development Initiatives

Mayor Locke has championed plans to strengthen Surrey’s recreational and cultural infrastructure, including a proposed 10,000-seat arena that promises to attract events, create jobs, and provide a hub for sports and community activities. These initiatives signal her vision for long-term growth and economic vitality.

Fiscal Responsibility and Transparency

Locke has prioritized transparent governance, ensuring city spending is accountable to taxpayers. Her approach to budgeting and resource allocation reflects a careful balance between investing in public services and maintaining financial prudence, building trust among Surrey residents.

Collaboration with Other Governments

Mayor Locke continues to advocate for Surrey at provincial and federal levels, working closely with Victoria and Ottawa to secure funding and policy support. Her proactive communication ensures the city’s needs are represented and addressed effectively.

Looking Ahead to the Next Election

With the next municipal election scheduled for October 17, 2026, Locke remains focused on implementing initiatives that improve quality of life in Surrey. While challengers like Councillor Linda Annis have announced campaigns, Locke’s record of tangible results positions her as a steady and forward-thinking leader for the city.

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