Popove says he’s eager to serve Chilliwack for the next four years as he seeks 2nd term as mayor

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“Road upgrades, the addition of new parks, the housing developments for the lower income and vulnerable population, strengthening our indigenous relations, and addressing the opiate crisis are some of the major endeavors [I] committed to addressing and delivered on during [my] current term as mayor,” Popove said. “The revitalization of downtown Chilliwack speaks for itself as the busy sidewalks of people enjoy all the new stores and restaurants. The new pump track, which is the longest in North America, is also making headlines full of enthusiasm and excitement.

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Popove cited his experience as president of the Downtown Business Improvement Association, his 30 years as a local business owner and 11 years on Chilliwack council as evidence that he has tried to move Chilliwack forward.

Popove says his passion to move forward collaboratively underscores his ambition for positive growth.

“Collectively as a team, we have advocated much improvement and advancements in the past four years, and I’m just getting started,” Popove said. “Progress takes time, and we still have a lot of work ahead, but the momentum is going strong! Nothing will ever be perfect, and challenges will always arise, but with steadfast resolve, I’ll be honored to serve our city with continued progress. I want to thank all the citizens of Chilliwack for your support. You have provided the inspiration to do a great job for you, and I look forward to the opportunity to serve you in these next four years ahead.”