2026 - 2030 Surrey Financial Plan

DRAINAGE

ECOSYSTEMS

SHARP employed high school and university students to enhance Surrey’s streams and riparian areas across numerous creek and foreshore sites. The team also conducted community engagement programming at schools, neighbourhood events and City-wide festivals, and supported ongoing partnerships with local hatcheries and environmental partners; and

• Conducted annual monitoring for the Boundary Bay Assessment and Monitor Program (“BBAMP”) and completed ensemble water quality studies that reviewed numerous years of monitoring in both the BBAMP and Adaptive Management Framework programs.

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INCLUSION

• Continued First Nations engagement on DMAF projects and ISMPs.

EDUCATION & CULTURE

• Continued research and tracking of

• Participated in ongoing environmental stewardship as part of the SHaRP program.

spawning salmon and their extents, as well as tracking of rearing habitats to guide restoration and enhancement activities and determine legislative requirements for works in and about streams; and

ECONOMIC PROSPERITY & LIVELIHOODS

• Improved drainage in agricultural areas through ditch maintenance, cleaning and infrastructure improvements to reduce the frequency of flooding of farmlands.

City of Surrey | 2026—2030 Financial Plan | Utilities Operating Fund | Drainage

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