The general purpose of the City’s committees and task groups is to provide advice to Council on matters referred to them by Council. Committees and task groups provide recommendations to City Council on a wide range of programs, policies and services.

A committee or task group's mandate and membership are determined by its terms of reference.

Find contact information including emails and phone numbers for a variety of City departments and outside organizations that you may become involved with as you bring your business and investment to Langley City.

Langley City manages its infrastructure and amenities to ensure that current and future residents, business owners, and investors have access to the services they expect.

The Financial Plan provides detailed funding requirements and financial priorities and issues over the next five years. It allows for an in-depth look into Langley City's plans for investment in infrastructure and other services, along with the costs involved.

Land development involves two major components: planning and building.

All companies operating in Langley City, whether based in our jurisdiction or not, are required to have a valid Business Licence before beginning business activities, according to Business License and Regulation Bylaw, 2013, No. 2916. This includes retail, commercial, industrial operations, home-based businesses, owners of residential rental properties, and registered nonprofit operations.

Find a summary of information targeted to the industry you're interested in. Click on a sector below to go beyond the data and see how your business or investment idea fits in with what Langley City has to offer.

Langley City is ambitious, and this ambition goes beyond being a great place to invest because of its prime location and low cost of doing business. We want to attract businesses and residents through vibrant cultural offerings, a large collection of amenities, excellent recreational opportunities, and a supportive City government.