Luke Zandberg. (Image Credit: Luke Zandberg.)
Municipal election

26-year-old manager, installer to run for Chilliwack City Council this fall

Aug 24, 2026 | 7:53 AM

CHILLIWACK – A married father of two who works at a local interior supply and installation business as a manager will run for Chilliwack City Council this fall.

Luke Zandberg, 26, grew up in Chilliwack and works as a manager and installer at Kingdom Interiors, collaborating with homeowners, builders and businesses across the community. Kingdom Interiors installs shower doors, custom glass, closet systems, and window coverings for residential and light commercial projects spanning Chilliwack, the Fraser Valley, and Metro Vancouver.

Zandberg says Chilliwack remains a great place to grow up, work and build a life.

“I’m not running because I think Chilliwack is broken. A lot has gone right here. But longer traffic lineups, pressure on infrastructure and concerns about public safety are real issues, and I want to help make sure Chilliwack keeps pace as it grows,” said Zandberg.

His campaign platform will revolve around three key priorities: safe streets and strong neighbourhoods, growth that works, and respect for taxpayers.

“I’ve prepared seriously for this role, and I’ll keep listening, learning quickly, asking good questions and putting in the work to be an active, effective member of council,” Zandberg said in a statement sent to Fraser Valley Today.

Zandberg says his governing approach as a council member would be focused and realistic.

“I don’t expect to arrive at City Hall with every answer,” he said. “I do expect to listen, learn quickly, ask good questions and put in the work to be an active, effective member of council.”

Visit https://lukezandberg.ca/ for more information on his candidacy.