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The FLCA Mandate

The mandate of the Fort Langley Community Association (FLCA) is to represent the opinions of the residents and businesses of Fort Langley to the Township Council and others and to provide the residents with information about issues of importance to the Village.  If you would like to contact us, please see our “Contact” page.

Be a Part of the Village!

We encourage YOU to become involved in your Community Association. It is a unified voice of the Village and represents the residents and businesses to Langley Township Council. Feel free to attend our meetings held on the second Tuesday of each month at the Fort Langley Community Hall. Come and just listen in or bring your ideas or any concerns.   All are welcome.

Who We Are

The Fort Langley Community Association members are the residents, owners and operators of businesses in Fort Langley Village, or those living within the Fort Langley Elementary School catchment area.  A Board of up to 13 Directors is elected from the membership at the Annual General Meeting each year, the date of which is published at least two weeks in advance.

What Do we Do?

The Association represents the aspirations and wishes of the community to Langley Township Council by reviewing and commenting on Applications for Development Permits, Proposed changes to laws or zoning and Special Events requiring Township Approval.  The Association Is Also Committed To Supporting community endeavors which enhance the community spirit of the Village of Fort Langley.

FLCA Board

The executive board is elected from the community at large and we invite comments and feedback on all matters concerning Fort Langley’s environment including this site. You are most welcome to come to our meetings; if you have a presentation for us, we need prior notice. If you live within the greater Fort Langley area and would like to become involved in the community, please help us maintain the quality of Fort Langley life.

Susan Mackenzie
Susan MackenzieChairperson
Sue and her husband have been residents of Fort Langley for the past 20 years, along with other family members who continue to live in the Fort. With grandchildren, who have attended the local school, she has an interest in working to maintain the unique character, while embracing the growth that enhances the life and culture of all who call Fort Langley their home or place of business. Sue enjoyed teaching in Langley School District for over 30 years and is active in the Langley Retired Teachers Association. As a retired resident, Sue looks forward to finding ways to contribute time and effort to the FLCA.
Andy Schildhorn
Andy SchildhornPast Chairperson
Andy is committed to the community of Langley and the lifestyle it represents. Living in the fort for 27 years, he works as a realtor. A founding director and past president of the Fort Langley Business Improvement Association, Andy is a retired member of the Langley Township Fire Department.
Cathy Massey
Cathy MasseyVice Chairperson
Cathy has lived with her family in Langley for the past 30 years with the last 15 being in and around Fort Langley. Community involvement has always been important to Cathy and she has been a member of the Fort Langley Community Association (FLCA) for a number of years, this year moving to a director position. She has held previous Board positions with the Langley Community Association, Epilepsy BC and the Nursing Institute for Healthcare Design. She has volunteered for Block Watch and Canadian Cancer Society.
Her professional background as a paediatric nurse with a Bachelor and Master’s degree in nursing from UBC has given her opportunities to manage and direct clinical operations. As her experience grew, so did her focus on the built environment and its relationship to both patients and staff. With an Evidence Based Accreditation and Certification she is currently leading space and equipment planning teams in Fraser Health.
We know that a big part of our health comes from being part of a healthy community. As a Director Cathy is hoping to help FLCA connect the residents of Fort Langley and foster our future growth and development.
Janine Twist
Janine TwistTreasurer
Janine and her family have lived in Fort Langley since 2004. She has a Master in Public Policy from SFU and is currently employed in a provincial crown corporation. Janine is looking forward to supporting the residents of Fort Langley within the FLCA.
Alison Hewitt
Alison HewittSecretary
Alison has lived in Fort Langley for twenty-one years, enjoying the sense of community and the natural surroundings. In her years as an educator in Langley, she has volunteered on numerous committees. She continues to serve on the board of the Amabilis Singers.
Sarah Lane
Sarah LaneDirector
As a proud resident of Fort Langley and a business owner within the Township of Langley, I am passionate about contributing to the community that I call home. With a bachelor’s degree in psychology, I bring a deep understanding of people and community dynamics, which helps me foster connections between residents and businesses. I am committed to supporting local initiatives, preserving Fort Langley’s unique character, and ensuring our town continues to thrive for generations to come.
Taylor Lodge
Taylor LodgeDirector
Taylor has proudly called Fort Langley home since 1999, attending the Langley Fine Arts School from grade 1 to 12. A dedicated Realtor in the community since 2015, Taylor is passionate about Fort Langley and is thrilled to contribute as a director on the board, helping to shape the future of this vibrant town. When he’s not working, you’ll often find Taylor enjoying a stroll through the village with his wife, son, and dog, or relaxing on one of the many sun-kissed patios that make this town so special.
Amy Read
Amy ReadDirector
Amy has been living in Fort Langley with her family since 2009. She has a Masters Degree in Educational Leadership Administration from UVic and has been a teacher for over 20 years. Amy looks forward to being more involved in her community through the FLCA.
Megan Smith
Megan SmithDirector
Megan is a long-time resident of Fort Langley. She cares deeply about the community and is excited to be involved with the FLCA in supporting the wishes of the residents and businesses of Fort Langley. Megan has a background in property management and has volunteered with various groups and causes both overseas and locally over the years.
Malcolm Weatherston
Malcolm WeatherstonDirector
Malcolm is extremely busy in the community. Director/Manager of Fort Langley Village Farmers’ Market. Director of AgriMarkets Ltd. Founder of Heritage Fort Langley. Past Director of Mountain View Conservation and a Director of the Fort Langley Community Association for two years.

Fort Langley Community Association Committees

We are looking for dedicated community members to join our working committees. Your participation will help shape the community and make Fort Langley an even better place to live and work. Here are the committees you can participate:

Membership Committee

The FLCA in partnership with other Fort Langley community groups, formed the Fort Langley Waterfront Committee. The committee’s goal is to work in collaboration with the Township of Langley to develop the vision for the Fort Langley Marina Park and Haldi House, ensuring that the waterfront properties meet the needs and aspirations of the residents, businesses and user groups. The committee will continue open communication with residents, businesses, and stakeholders regarding their ideas, and communicate those ideas to the Township of Langley.

Waterfront Consultation Committee

We work with local Fort Langley community groups as a member of the Fort Langley Waterfront Committee. Our goal is to develop a community-driven vision for the Fort Langley Marina Park and Haldi House, ensuring these waterfront properties meet the needs and aspirations of our residents and businesses. We continue open communication with residents, businesses, and stakeholders regarding their ideas, and communicate those ideas to the Township of Langley.​

The Truck Route Committee

The Truck Route Committee is dedicated to addressing the concerns of Fort Langley residents regarding the designated truck route through our community.

We gather information and report to the Township of Langley, advocating for safer and more appropriate routes. Join us helping find solutions to make our village safer and more pleasant by finding solutions to reroute truck traffic away from residential areas​

Official Community Plan Committee

Our newly formed committee is focused on understanding the Official Community Plan (OCP) and its impact on Fort Langley. We aim to evaluate whether updates are needed to better reflect our community’s voice. Join us in this important initiative to ensure our village’s growth aligns with the needs and preferences of our residents.

Mosquito Control Liaison Committee

We communicate with those responsible for mitigation, inform ourselves and make sure that our members and the community are informed and kept up to date by sharing. By working together, we aim to improve the comfort and quality of life for all residents during the mosquito season​.

Fort Langley Banners Committee

Our committee manages the streetscape banner program in downtown Fort Langley. We coordinate the design and installation of seasonal and event banners, adding color and vibrancy to our village. Join us to help bring community spirit to life through our banner displays​

Bylaws of the Association