Rick Orlando, Councillor
Who Rick Orlando is: a City of Langley councillor elected in 2026, with his published background and official links.
- Role
- Councillor, City of Langley
- Elected
- October 17, 2026, with 2,799 votes (City results)
- Slate
- Achieving for Langley City
- 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
Rick Orlando was elected a City of Langley councillor on October 17, 2026.
Background
The Langley Advance Times’ candidate profile lists his occupation as mortgage broker, says he lives in the Uplands neighbourhood and has been in Langley for five years, and gives his priorities as public safety, homelessness, infrastructure, responsible growth and how taxes are spent. He ran as part of the Achieving for Langley City slate, per the City’s declaration of candidates.
Business and community affiliations
No business interests are published on the sources we checked. The Advance Times profile names his occupation (mortgage broker) but not a brokerage or business.
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)
- “improve public safety, address homelessness, fix infrastructure” — Langley Advance Times: Meet the Langley City councillor candidates, Oct 8, 2026
- “ensure tax dollars are spent wisely on the services residents need” — Langley Advance Times: Meet the Langley City councillor candidates, Oct 8, 2026
- Goals the Achieving for Langley City slate named at its launch: more moderate tax increases, better budgeting and improved decision-making (summary) (slate platform) — Langley Advance Times: Councillor Delaney Mack runs for Langley City mayor, Aug 17, 2026
Quoted
- “improve public safety, address homelessness, fix infrastructure” — Langley Advance Times: Meet the Langley City councillor candidates, Oct 8, 2026
- “ensure tax dollars are spent wisely on the services residents need” — Langley Advance Times: Meet the Langley City councillor candidates, Oct 8, 2026
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Links
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