formula.Port Coquitlam, British Columbia. Mayor Brad West is running for re-election.
The mayor made the announcement Wednesday morning via social media, calling the job "the honor of my life."
"We are extremely proud of all the progress, improvements and projects we have completed over the past four years. We are getting things done! And there is so much more to do!" West wrote.
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According to West's campaign website, in downtown Port Coquitlam, "drawing a line" about taxes, protecting and enhancing parks and green spaces, and addressing public safety concerns is a big deal. , is one of his top priorities in his next term.
West , a former third-term Port Coquitlam City Councilman, was first elected mayor in 2018 at the age of 33, winning 86.1% of the vote.
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West's decision to run for mayor makes him a potential candidate in the race for BC NDP leadership officially excluded as
Using a different term as mayor can be complicated, as West has also run for Attorney General Mike Farnworth's Port His Coquitlam equestrian in the past as his NDP successor. .
Residents of Port Coquitlam will vote to elect a new mayor and council on October 15th.
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