Scott Thompson, Councillor

Scott Thompson was elected a City of Langley councillor on October 17, 2026.

Background

The Langley Advance Times’ candidate profile describes him as a first-time candidate and a retired municipal staffer who lives in the Blacklock neighbourhood and has been in Langley for 27 years. It lists his priorities as property tax increases and restoring the City’s relationship with the Township. 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 describes him as retired and does not name a current employer 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)

• Restore the relationship with the Township and bring property taxes under control (summary) — 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

• “We need to restore the relationship with the Township and get our taxes under control.” — Langley Advance Times: Meet the Langley City councillor candidates, Oct 8, 2026

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Links

• City of Langley 2026 election results
• City of Langley council
• City of Langley council page

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