Heather Jenkins, Councillor
Who Heather Jenkins is: a City of Langley councillor elected in 2026, with her published background and official links.
- Role
- Councillor, City of Langley
- Elected
- October 17, 2026, with 2,488 votes (City results)
- Slate
- Langley City First
- Official page
- City of Langley council page (new members' pages were not yet posted when we checked)
- Contact
- City Hall, 604.514.2800 (the number the City lists for council); email [email protected]
- Last checked
- October 21, 2026
Heather Jenkins was elected a City of Langley councillor on October 17, 2026. She was the only member of the Langley City First slate elected to council, per the Langley Advance Times.
Background
The Advance Times’ candidate profile describes her as a first-time council candidate and a business owner who lives in the Willowbrook neighbourhood, has been in Langley for 26 years, and has more than 25 years of experience running a business. Her priorities are listed as supporting local shopkeepers, safe streets and low property taxes.
Business and community affiliations
As listed in the Langley Advance Times profile, she serves on the Downtown Langley Business Association and owns a business; the profile does not name it, so we don’t either. See also the Downtown Langley Business Association.
For campaign donations and spending, the City points to Elections BC. Disclosure statements are due January 15, 2027, per the City’s local election page, and are published by Elections BC.
On the record
Campaign commitments (2026)
- “supporting shopkeepers to help their businesses grow” — Langley Advance Times: Meet the Langley City councillor candidates, Oct 8, 2026
- “keeping streets safe and property taxes low” — Langley Advance Times: Meet the Langley City councillor candidates, Oct 8, 2026
- Langley City First priorities to 2030: support non-profits and local businesses, invest in parks, greenspace, housing and social infrastructure, and prepare for SkyTrain (summary) (slate platform) — Langley City First campaign launch (Nathan Pachal’s blog), Sept 8, 2026
- Continue the City’s work on fiscal responsibility, public safety and balanced growth (summary) (slate platform) — Langley City First campaign launch (Nathan Pachal’s blog), Sept 8, 2026
Quoted
- “supporting shopkeepers to help their businesses grow” — Langley Advance Times: Meet the Langley City councillor candidates, Oct 8, 2026
- “keeping streets safe and property taxes low” — Langley Advance Times: Meet the Langley City councillor candidates, Oct 8, 2026
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