Have your say on future Aquatic Centre options!

Thank you to everyone who shared their thoughts — 92% of respondents said they’re interested in expanded aquatic services in Langley City.

Now, we want your feedback on four Aquatic Centre concept options. There are two ways to provide your feedback: in person and online through our survey available until February 16, 2026.

Click “Follow” on this page to stay updated.

Join Us at a Pop‑Up Event

Drop by and chat with staff and learn more about the future Aquatic Centre options:

  • Saturday, Jan 31

    9:30am to 12:00pm

    Timms Community Centre
    20399 Douglas Crescent

  • Wednesday, Feb 11

    11:30am to 2:00pm

    McBurney Plaza
    20518 Fraser Highway

  • Monday, Feb 16

    11:00am to 2:00pm

    Timms Community Centre
    20399 Douglas Crescent



2025 Engagement

Your input made waves — we heard you!

In fall 2025, we had over 2,000 interactions with Langley City residents and pool users about the future of aquatic services. Your input is directly informing the feasibility study, which will define the types of aquatic programs we need, test different design options, and cost scenarios.

Read the What We Heard report or scroll down to learn more.

The engagement report and the aquatics feasibility study will inform the City’s Invest Langley City plan. This 10-year plan recognizes the need for major capital investments in the city, including an Aquatics Centre and a Performing Arts and Cultural Centre.

Three people at Al Anderson Memorial Pool looking at engagement boards.
Group of people sitting at a table writing down thoughts.

Engagement Snapshot: What We Did

From September 25 to October 25, 2025, we engaged the public to understand how people use (or don’t use) aquatic centres and why; and future wants and needs for aquatic programs and spaces. Here's how we did it:

  • 177 Pop Up Comments

    Four pop-up events at Al Anderson Memorial Pool, No Frills Grocery Store, and Timms Community Centre

  • 1,518 Webpage Visits

    This Let's Chat page had 1,518 visits from 1,203 visitors between September 25 to October 25.

  • 689 Survey Responses

    Encouraged feedback through an online or paper survey.

  • 25 Focus Group Attendees

    Three focus groups with City staff, swim clubs, and non-profit operators/community organizations.

What We Heard: What Works Well Today

  • Lessons and Programs

    People value the swimming lessons and other programs offered at AAMP.

  • Sense of Community

    There is a strong sense of community at the pool with dedicated staff.

  • Outdoor Pool in a Park

    People enjoy swimming at the outdoor pool in the summer, and appreciate it’s location within City Park.

Hopes for Future Aquatic Services

  • More Pool Capacity

    More pool hours, space and programs to meet the growing needs of the community.

  • Improved Accessibility

    Accessible facility design and inclusive programming.

  • Spaces for Leisure and Play

    Additional aquatic features including a hot tub, sauna, and leisure pool.

  • Additional Space Needs

    Complementary spaces including fitness amenities, food concession, and multi-purpose rooms.

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