Finger pointing and confusion after Langley Joint Policing Agreement terminated

Finger pointing and confusion after Langley Joint Policing Agreement terminated

May 12, 2025 11:23 am PST.

Policing in Langley is undergoing a shakeup, as the Township of Langley officially ended its joint policing agreement with Langley City Saturday, two years after its council unanimously moved to do so. Jack Rabb has more.

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