Richmond residents have entrusted me to be Mayor for 17 years. During this time Richmond has grown and prospered while we have enhanced our civic quality of life, sustainability and prosperity.
It’s been a privilege working for the people of Richmond on a wide variety of issues to improve our city. This has allowed me more opportunities to make Richmond a better place now and for the future.
As Richmond grows, it is important that we build on our award-winning success. My vision includes the key areas of Quality of Life, Community Safety, Environment, Transportation, and Business & Finance.
It’s been an honour and a privilege to serve as Mayor of Richmond since 2001. The City and people mean so much to me – we have been through a lot together. Over the years, we – the people of Richmond, our City Council and staff – have made our city better, more livable, more secure and more successful than ever. I am tremendously proud of how far we’ve come – how we’ve evolved. But it is certain that there remains a lot more to do. With the constant pressures of growth, we continue to face some key challenges.
October 12, 2018
Richmond News As we enter the home stretch of the civic election race, the battle heats up in the proverbial election sign war. Some residents are upset about election signs suddenly appearing on their property without their permission, some candidates are complaining that their signs are vanishing, while others are questioning if certain signs are […]
Global News There is expected to be plenty of turnover at city halls across Metro Vancouver following this month’s civic election, but one city that may see little change is Richmond. Incumbent Mayor Malcolm Brodie won the 2014 municipal election with nearly 70 per cent of the vote and is the favourite to win again […]
October 9, 2018
News 1130 Richmond is our province’s fourth largest city and continues to grow. While it’s got plenty of history, the challenges of tomorrow will be in focus the civic election for this Metro Vancouver community. The growth has brought challenges about where people can live affordably, and how they can make their way around and […]