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City of Surrey

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Surrey, British Columbia

Government Administration
1,001–5,000 people

About

We are one of the fastest growing, culturally diverse cities in Canada. We are a forward thinking, globally recognized leader in building vibrant, sustainable communities through technology and innovation. Our combination of entrepreneurial approach, big city resources, and remarkable growth have given us opportunities to build an inclusive and sustainable city where people can live, work and play. Social Media Terms of Use: http://bit.ly/COSTerms

Open positions

Communications & Strategic Promotions Specialist

On-site · Surrey

Develop and implement communications plans, messaging, and multi-channel content that support Economic Investment Services priorities and strengthen public awareness of Surrey. Coordinate promotional materials, events, and stakeholder engagement, using research and performance insights to inform communications and ensure alignment with City brand standards.

Director, Transportation

On-site · Surrey

Lead Surrey’s Transportation Division, overseeing transportation planning, infrastructure, traffic engineering, road safety, traffic systems operations, and a $1 billion capital program. Advance the City’s transportation priorities through policy and investment planning, budget and workforce leadership, and collaboration with regional authorities, governments, stakeholders, and the public.

Groundskeeper

On-site · Surrey

Maintain and manage public street and park trees through climbing, pruning, hazard removals, planting, and other arboriculture field work. Assess tree risks, supervise and train junior staff, help schedule safe and timely work, and respond to residents' inquiries about public trees.

Emergency Management Specialist

On-site · Surrey

Develop and maintain Surrey’s emergency management program, including emergency operations centre infrastructure, risk assessments, plans, training, public preparedness, critical infrastructure readiness, and pre-event recovery frameworks. Coordinate with municipal departments, emergency services, government agencies, Indigenous governments, and community and infrastructure partners, while supporting governance, funding, and continuous improvement.