Langley's candidates' promises on Public Safety

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Public Safety platforms

Here's what the candidates in Langley, and their parties, are promising.

Gang violence

We don't have any BC Greens policies on Gang violence.

BC NDP

Introduce legislation to improve information sharing for law enforcement agencies, regulate imitation firearms, strengthen regulation of shooting ranges, and close regulatory gaps.

BC Liberals

Aggressively crackdown on gangs.
Prosecute people who transport illegal handguns in cars.

Photo-radar

We don't have any BC Greens policies on Photo-radar.

We don't have any BC NDP policies on Photo-radar.

BC Liberals

Ban photo-radar for speeding in BC.

Public safety funding

We don't have any BC Greens policies on Public safety funding.

We don't have any BC NDP policies on Public safety funding.

BC Liberals

Increase funding for public safety by $58 million.
Hire 40 additional full-time Crown prosecutors and additional support staff.
Provide tools to the BC Prosecution Service to reduce delays and aggressively crackdown on crime.

Public safety personnel

We don't have any BC Greens policies on Public safety personnel.

We don't have any BC NDP policies on Public safety personnel.

BC Liberals

Fund the hiring of 200 additional police officers and 100 more psychiatric social workers/nurses.

Roadside panhandling

We don't have any BC Greens policies on Roadside panhandling.

We don't have any BC NDP policies on Roadside panhandling.

BC Liberals

Vigorously enforce ban on unsafe roadside panhandling.

Surrey Police transition

We don't have any BC Greens policies on Surrey Police transition.

We don't have any BC NDP policies on Surrey Police transition.

BC Liberals

Pause the transition in policing in Surrey and hold a referendum on whether to continue it.

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