Get an Election Sign!

18" X 24" LAWN SIGN

Order your SIGN here!

Just fill in the form below so we have all your details and we'll have someone put one up within 48 hours.

There are 2 sign sizes :

18" X 24" (with metal H brackets)
4' X 4' (with wooden fram)

VIEW the samples signs on the LEFT hand side of the page.

As per Langley Township's current "Election Sign Bylaw 6118" regulations ALL signs must be removed within 4 days after the general election.

All signs need to be ordered on-line so we have an accurate listing for sign removals.

More information on Election signage regulation here.

If for any reason you believe there has been a sign violation or have a complaint - you may fill out this online form with the Township and the situation will be investigated.

4' X 4' - LARGE LAWN SIGN

4' X 4' - BIG LAWN SIGN

Council Committees & Appointments

Co-Chair, Socio-Cultural Economic Development Advisory Committee
Co-Chair, Arts, Recreation, Culture & Heritage Committee
Co-Chair, Langley School District Liaison Committee
Co-Chair, Fraser Health & Healthy Community Partnership
Co-Chair, Accessibility & Inclusion Committee
Director, Langley Parks Foundation
Member, Performing Arts & Cultural Centre Task Group
Representative, Langley Homeless Housing Action Table
Representative, EWS Community Response Table

Community Service & Advocacy — 2000 to 2025

Through 25 years of pastoral leadership at Langley Vineyard Church, we led, advocated and partnered along side many of Langley's most active social service agencies, serving our community's most vulnerable individuals — seniors, newcomers, people living with disabilities, and those experiencing homelessness.

This work continues today.

Recognized for outstanding service to the Langley community in the House of Commons

I am directly partnered in the leadership and direction of Kimz Angels Community Organization deliver various social service needs within Langley providing real, practical support to people who need it most.

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Experience that's Proven through Leading, Serving, and Getting Things Done.

My path to public service has developed , over decades of real experience.

With 20 years of Executive & Operational experience, small business ownership, to the last 25 years of Senior pastoral Ministry, I have spent my life building teams, managing budgets, navigating complexity, and serving people through crisis to celebration.

Not theory. Not politics. Real life..

Elected to City of Langley Council — 2022

One of the driving forces behind my decision to run in 2022 was my deep frustration with the City's long-term neglect of social issues — particularly homelessness. Having worked alongside vulnerable people for decades through my pastoral ministry, I saw firsthand the human cost of inaction.

I also saw the broader community cost -

the erosion of community safety and wellbeing,

the chilling effect on local investment and the economy,

rising crime,

and the growing financial burden on taxpayers.

I believed Langley City deserved leadership that would finally take these issues seriously, with both compassion and accountability.

Since being elected, I have worked as an active, engaged, and independent voice on Council with all Council members - across a broad range of policy areas:

Housing — Affordability, Inclusionary Zoning, Rental Relocation & Tenant Protection
 Community Safety — Safer & Slower Local Streets - Motion endorsed by Council,

Introduced a unanimous motion leading an initiative to transform the City's Bylaw Officer program into a dedicated Community Safety Officer program

Social Services — Advocated for locating community and social services in higher-density areas (UPCC’s),
Governance — Metro Vancouver Reform & Regional Accountability;

Meaningful public engagement through public hearings and open houses;

Open & Transparent and timely budget processes that keep residents informed
Fiscal — Unanimous approved motion to improving Financial Transparency & Reporting
Transportation — Handi-Dart In-House Delivery; Ensuring transit infrastructure keeps pace with growth
Development — Surety Bond Program; regular review of Development Cost Charge and Amenity Cost Charge rates to reflect true costs; support for densification in urban areas to maximize infrastructure efficiency, accelerate housing delivery, and build walkable, livable communities

Advocating for Langley City's needs in Ottawa

I have been part of three advocacy trips to Ottawa, meeting with federal ministers, parliamentary secretaries, and MPs to fight for Langley's fair share of funding for housing, infrastructure, transit, and public safety funds.

These were working sessions with real asks — for infrastructure investment, affordable housing programs, and the resources a fast-growing community needs to keep up.