Dan B. Carlos · Candidate for Surrey City Council
Conservative Party of Surrey Build the Surrey we know is possible.
“Rome wasn’t built in a day—but every hour, another brick was laid.”
That is the standard Dan brings to public service: steady work, honest follow-through, and no resting while Surrey residents are still waiting for change.
There is no Surrey without community—and no community without you.
Ready to serve
Start with the neighbour who knows the issue because they live it every day.
Identify the city lever, the responsible partner, and the next practical step.
Show residents what moved, what did not, and exactly what happens next.
One Ballot. Four Years Of Consequence.
Your Vote Can ChangeSurrey’s Direction.
Your vote helps shape the next four years in Surrey—the safety of your street, the pressure on your household, and whether City Hall listens when your community speaks.
“A single ballot may feel small. Together, our votes decide the city we leave to every neighbour, family, and generation that follows.”Make Your Voting Plan
Four Years. One Choice.Your ballot sets Surrey’s direction.
Four Advance Voting DaysOctober 7, 10, 14, and 15.
52 General Voting LocationsFind a convenient place near you.
Your Community Voice CountsEvery neighbour can move Surrey forward.
The platform
Eight commitments for a Surrey that works.
Clear promises for the costs, services, protections, and public spaces that shape everyday life.
Business Property Tax Plan
Give Surrey businesses lower costs and a clearer four-year operating horizon.
→Parental Consent SOGI 123
Give parents a direct, visible role in decisions about gender and identity material in Surrey classrooms.
→Home Protection Fund
Create a practical path for valid property-damage awards while protecting the integrity of the tenancy process.
→Water Bill Plan
Install residential water meters without charging homeowners for installation and target meaningful household savings.
→Compassionate Compliance Plan
Help cooperative residents resolve compliance issues before penalties and delays escalate.
→Safer Streets Action Plan
Turn neighbourhood safety concerns into visible action on routes, crossings, lighting, and public spaces.
→Open Books City Hall Plan
Make major spending, project progress, and campaign commitments easier for residents to follow.
→Public Washroom Access
Put reliable washroom access where seniors, families, and transit users actually gather.
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Why Dan is running
A councillor should be present, prepared, and accountable.
Dan believes residents deserve more than a promise at election time. They deserve someone who asks the clear question, follows the work, and returns with an honest update.
“Public service is not about being seen. It is about making sure residents are heard.”Read Dan’s story
A campaign that shows up
Representation starts before the vote.
Good government is not only a council motion. It is the path from a resident’s concern to a clear next step — and back again with an honest update.
“Show up. Explain. Report back.”
The team
Community presence is a team sport.
Dan is working alongside a slate of community voices and mayoral candidate Honveer Singh Randhawa. The approach is shared: safer streets, clear services, fiscal responsibility, families first, and public accountability.
Dan B. Carlos · Honveer Singh Randhawa · Calvin VanderPloeg · Ricky Bajwa · Donna Wu · Tom Said
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In the community
Public service begins with being present.
From neighbourhood conversations to city events, the campaign is built around meeting people where Surrey gathers.
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