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Our City, Our Future. Learn more about Mayor & Council's vision to make Surrey the best place to live, work and play in the region. Learn more.
The City of Surrey is the largest city by land area and second most populated in Metro Vancouver. We are a forward-thinking, globally recognized leader in building vibrant, sustainable communities through technology and innovation.
Find out more about City of Surrey's City Hall. Surrey City Hall, located at 13450 104 Avenue in North Surrey, is an architectural landmark in City Centre. It is accompanied by Surrey City Centre Library, the 3 Civic Plaza residential and hotel building, KPU and SFU campuses, and Surrey Civic Plaza – an outdoor civic square that connects City ...
Experience living history at Historic Stewart Farm, see artifacts of Surrey’s past and diverse present at Museum of Surrey or check out the Surrey Archives to explore historic photos and documents. Search Surrey's Online Heritage Database
We are a globally recognized leader in building vibrant, sustainable communities. Recognized as a top employer year after year, we are dedicated to building a thriving, green, inclusive city, while delivering meaningful and rewarding career opportunities for our employees. Build a City.
Use your Surrey address to find your waste collection schedule. Please check your collection schedule and have your carts out by 7:30am on your service day.
Explore upcoming events happening in Surrey and find something to enjoy. These events are both City-hosted and put on by community organizations. Explore the City's major events. Learn how to promote your event on our calendar.
Transit is an environmentally friendly and economical way to get around Surrey. We have several transit options in Surrey, operated by TransLink through the Coast Mountain Bus Company (CMBC) and the British Columbia Rapid Transit Company (BCRTC): SkyTrain; Buses; Community Shuttles; HandyDARTs
Each profile includes community-specific data on population, family make-up, immigration, Indigenous population, housing, income, education, labour force participation, and journey to work. A Surrey-wide profile is also available to view.
Property taxes are one of the ways the City of Surrey collects revenue to pay for City services. The amount you pay is based on the funds Surrey needs to provide City services each year, and your property assessment. Find out how to pay your property taxes and how those taxes are used.
