Chilliwack mayoral candidate announces candidacy, says she’ll work to cut property taxes
CHILLIWACK – The Conservative Electors Association announced Thursday that Martina Rosini will run for mayor of Chilliwack with goals of cutting property taxes, opposing low-barrier BC Housing drug sites and strengthening support for law enforcement.
On a platform of lower taxes, safer streets and families first, Rosini says Chilliwack City Hall should be making life more affordable, not harder for working families.
“Families are working harder than ever before, and still struggling to pay the bills. City Hall should be making life more affordable, not less,” Rosini said. “I’m running to cut your property taxes, support local businesses, back our police and first responders, and put the safety of your family first.”
In an emailed statement sent to Fraser Valley Today from the Conservative Electors Association, Rosini said one of her mayoral opponents voted for property tax increases totalling 26 per cent since 2022, claiming the the average household paid $560 more every year in property taxes, on top of what taxpayers were already paying.

