Fleetwood BIA secures a two-year renewal after strong community support, highlighting its dedication to local businesses and vibrant neighborhood growth.
Fleetwood BIA Wins Another Two-Year Term
Good news for Fleetwood! The Fleetwood Business Improvement Association (BIA) has officially been granted another two-year term by Surrey Council, extending from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2028. The decision was made on November 3, following a strong show of community support.
A Community That Rallied Together
During discussions, Councillor Harry Bains praised the association’s hard work and commitment. “The Fleetwood BIA does an amazing job,” he said. Bains highlighted how businesses along Fraser HFleetwood BIA Wins Another Two-Year Term
Good news for Fleetwood! The Fleetwood Business Improvement Association (BIA) has officially been granted another two-year term by Surrey Council, extending from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2028. The decision was made on November 3, following a strong show of community support.
A Community That Rallied Together
During discussions, Councillor Harry Bains praised the association’s hard work and commitment. “The Fleetwood BIA does an amazing job,” he said. Bains highlighted how businesses along Fraser Highway have faced challenges in recent years, yet the BIA has consistently stood by them. “They’ve got a great management team,” he added.
Supporting Local Growth and Spirit
The Fleetwood BIA, first approved in 2016, continues to play a key role in uplifting the community. Its popular Fleetwood Community Festival is a perfect example — a lively event packed with local business booths, non-profits, food trucks, and live performances. The festival showcases the area’s diverse culture and strong sense of togetherness.
Community Support That Speaks Volumes
Before the renewal, the association reached out to property owners and members between July and September. According to City Manager Rob Costanzo, 58 surveys were completed, with 91.4% of respondents backing the renewal. That overwhelming support reflects how much residents and business owners value the BIA’s work.
Part of a Bigger Picture
Fleetwood is one of four active BIAs in Surrey, alongside Cloverdale, Downtown Surrey, and Newton. Together, these organizations help shape vibrant, resilient business communities across the city — and Fleetwood’s renewal reinforces that commitment.
With its renewed mandate, the Fleetwood BIA is set to keep empowering local businesses, strengthening connections, and making the community shine even brighter over the next two years.ighway have faced challenges in recent years, yet the BIA has consistently stood by them. “They’ve got a great management team,” he added.
Supporting Local Growth and Spirit
The Fleetwood BIA, first approved in 2016, continues to play a key role in uplifting the community. Its popular Fleetwood Community Festival is a perfect example — a lively event packed with local business booths, non-profits, food trucks, and live performances. The festival showcases the area’s diverse culture and strong sense of togetherness.
Community Support That Speaks Volumes
Before the renewal, the association reached out to property owners and members between July and September. According to City Manager Rob Costanzo, 58 surveys were completed, with 91.4% of respondents backing the renewal. That overwhelming support reflects how much residents and business owners value the BIA’s work.
Part of a Bigger Picture
Fleetwood is one of four active BIAs in Surrey, alongside Cloverdale, Downtown Surrey, and Newton. Together, these organizations help shape vibrant, resilient business communities across the city — and Fleetwood’s renewal reinforces that commitment.
With its renewed mandate, the Fleetwood BIA is set to keep empowering local businesses, strengthening connections, and making the community shine even brighter over the next two years.
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