Your vote helps:

• Decide which neighbourhoods participate first
• Guide how neighbourhood safety and connection initiatives roll out
• Build stronger, more connected, and better‑supported communities

A resilient neighbourhood is one where people feel connected, informed, and supported, and where neighbours know how to respond together when challenges arise.

RNNs help neighbourhoods:

• Build stronger relationships with neighbours, local groups and businesses
• Learn and share practical skills related to safety, preparedness and local supports
• Stay informed about what's happening in the community
• Shape gatherings, learning opportunities, and neighbourhood priorities

Neighbourhoods with strong participation will be selected for the first phase Selected communities will begin working together through RNNs Results and next steps will be shared at the launch event

Getting involved can be as simple as voting, attending an event, or connecting with your neighbours.

As Resilient Neighbourhood Networks grow, there will be opportunities to take part in ways that work for you, whether that’s sharing ideas, joining activities, or helping shape what happens in your community.

You can:

• Share ideas to improve safety, connection, and preparedness
• Help shape activities and neighbourhood priorities
• Take part in free, accessible learning opportunities
• Get to know neighbours and build local connections

No experience is needed, just an interest in being part of your community.

Everyone has a role to play in building a stronger neighbourhood. Participation is open to:

• Langley City residents

• Community groups and non-profits

• Local businesses and business associations

• Service providers and grassroots initiatives

• Faith, cultural, education, and neighbourhood-based organizations