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Join Surrey’s Our City Campaign to Enhance Neighbourhoods With Grants and Resources
The City of Surrey invites you to join Our City, a new campaign to empower and inspire the community to take an active role in enhancing neighborhoods.
Surrey Council Declares a School Infrastructure ‘Crisis’
Surrey Council has voted to declare the state of school infrastructure a crisis that is impacting the delivery of education that children need and deserve.
Preparing for the New & Improved Online Summer Registration
We’ve been working hard to improve our online registration system to provide a fair and reliable user experience.
City of Surrey Launches Free Digital Technology Hub
The City of Surrey has launched a Digital Technology Hub, a free online platform that offers resources to help older adults navigate the digital world and make it easier to connect to services, programs, and people.
Surrey’s Outdoor Pools and Spray Parks Set to Open
Just in time for the warm and sunny weather, City of Surrey’s spray parks have begun opening and residents will soon be able to enjoy a free swim at an outdoor pool.
Emergency Preparedness Week: Volunteer Spotlight
Learn about two volunteers on our Emergency Support Services team.
Connect With Nature This Mother’s Day Weekend at the Glades Woodland Garden
Saturday tickets still available for purchase.
Surrey to Launch New Multi-Year Gang Prevention Project
This spring the City of Surrey and its partners will launch the Surrey Youth Resiliency Program (SYRP), introducing eight new projects led by eight community organizations.
City Hosts Successful Arbor Day Event as Part of Spring Tree Planting Season Wrap-up
The event was organized to celebrate the importance of trees and their contribution to the environment, as well as to beautify the park and enhance its ecological value.
Surrey’s Cloverdale Agriplex Receives $1 Million Investment to Boost Diversity of Events and Accessibility
The historic venue, which hosts the second largest rodeo in Canada, will soon be more accessible thanks to a $1 million investment from the Province of British Columbia under the Destination Development Fund.