A pipe (underground) used to convey potable water. Also shows distance (in metres) between the water main and some legal lines, commonly the property line. View in COSMOS

The City Centre Plan provides general land use information but no detailed information on financing, servicing, or urban design. View in COSMOS

Surrey has over 1400 kilometres of urban streams running through our neighbourhoods and parkland. These stream corridors are home to many wildlife species, and provide important...

Surrey's seniors have a number of important roles to play in our city and the City aims to ensure seniors are supported to be active and engaged in their community and...

This table provides 2009 and 2014 Traffic Volumes on major roads in Surrey. Traffic volumes displayed represent the average 24 hour volumes in both directions for a typical...

Safe mobility is about reducing the risk of harm on our streets for all road users. Improving road infrastructure, such as installing bike lanes, traffic calming measures, and...

Non-market social housing refers to non-profit and co-operative housing models where rents are subsidized for individuals and families with low incomes. Households are generally...

Fresh, clean water is a valuable resource and needs to be used wisely and efficiently. Minimizing water use helps to ensure that there is enough for fresh water ecosystems and...

The Residential Break and Enter Rate is considered to be a representative indicator for the relative safety of the community as property crime generally accounts for roughly two...

Registered and drop-in recreation programs as found in the Surrey Recreation Guide. For access to the Surrey Recreation Guide, click here.

Sustained efforts are required to ensure public safety in residential communities of Surrey. This measure establishes the rate of fire per 1,000 residential structures...

The Rate of Domestic Violence Incidents is a representative indicator of the incidence or prevalence of domestic violence in Surrey. It is a count of the number of police files...

Surrey's Public Art Program brings thoughtful and playful art into the city, from mosaics and paintings to contemporary illuminated sculptures. The growing collection of...

Provides population projections from 2020 to 2046 at the community level. Surrey's population is projected to increase over the next 3 decades. Please note that population...

Provides population estimates of Surrey at the community level from the years of 2006 to 2016. Population estimates are based on a combination of the city's building permit...

Cycling and walking are important modes of transportation for maintaining health, reducing our environmental impact, and creating a vibrant community. Ensuring our streets are...

Recreation, sports, and arts programs are vital to development of children and youth and to building healthy communities. Programs allow people of all ages to learn new skills,...

Parks contribute to public health by providing places for recreation, exercise, and leisure. Studies show that when people have access to parks, they tend to get more exercise....

The move to digital platforms for service delivery and program registration presents an opportunity for efficiency and a measure of access for the community. The growing use of...

The City's Neighbourhood Enhancement Grants support community-led projects or events that improve public spaces and foster connections between neighbours. These types of...