WATCH: What Makes Our Community Special

There are many great places to call home, but there is only One Delta.

Dylan Kruger shares a special message about the community we are proud to call home.

Transcript

"This community shaped who I am. It's where I grew up. It's where I fell in love and now where Katie and I are raising our family. There was never really a question about where we wanted to build our life. We wanted to raise our kids here in Delta, close to parks and playgrounds in neighborhoods where people still know their neighbors.

Being a dad is the most important part of my life. The swimming lessons, the bedtime stories. Those moments remind me every day what really matters.

People are worried about the future, about keeping their neighborhoods safe, about parks and recreation amenities for our kids, about traffic and congestion, about whether families can still afford to build a life here. I understand those concerns because my family talks about them, too.

I believe Delta needs leadership that understands what families are actually going through right now. Leadership that thinks long term, not just about the next election, but about the next generation.

This is an important moment for Delta. The decisions we make now are going to shape what this city looks like for years to come. And governing a city takes serious leadership.

We deserve the highway improvement project all the way from Richmond to White Rock that's been scrapped in favor of a tunnel that may not even be built. The province keeps talking about we've hired hundreds of new healthcare workers across BC. Well, they're clearly not working in Delta.

It's crucial that we update provincial and federal approval processes and get to yes on job creating nationbuilding projects like this one right here in Delta. It takes energy, vision, and a willingness to fight for the future of this community.

I've spent my whole life believing in Delta, and now I'm ready to lead it. I'm Dylan Krueger, and I'm running to be the next mayor of Delta."

— Dylan Kruger