Glen Murray
Citizen’s Agenda Pledges
Homelessness
- Restore plan-based neighbourhood housing programs such as Astum Api Niikinaahk, which will provide 24 housing units for unsheltered people in the urban core
- Build a service picking up people on the street with non-life threatening conditions and admit them to an upgraded community health centres with 24-hour services that include medical, mental health, housing, and addictions supports
Crime Prevention
- Staff rapid response team to dangerous situations.
- Fund existing safety groups using tax revenue from new affordable housing
- Enable neighbourhood-level safety plans by convening stakeholders with support of city departments including police. Actions and priorities are ‘formalized in writing.’
Transit
- Electric bus city-wide frequent transit system by 2030
- Increase frequency along 13 key transit routes for 15 hours per day every day
- Ensure e-buses arrive every 10 minutes rather than the current target of 15
- Replace the obsolete radio communication system
- Provide extended protective shields for greater bus operator safety
- Implement on-bus video streaming security program
- Cross-train safety teams of staff and/or experienced community members and professionals with skills in mental health and conflict resolution
Police Budget
Roads
- Not specifically mentioned in platform
Active Transportation
- Not specifically mentioned in platform
Compiled by: Shauna Turnley
jmajorrrc@gmail.com
Updated Oct. 10
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