Greenwood civic election · public-interest tracker
Candidate tracker, council records, voter questions and public-response tracking for Greenwood’s 2026 mayor and council election.
September 13, 2026. The City election page still lists October 17 as general voting day and October 7 as advance voting day. The public pull did not show an accepted/confirmed candidate list yet. Candidate names should wait for the City, CivicInfo/Elections BC, or named public candidate statements.
A reader asked why monthly financial reports and mover/seconder/opposed motion details appear to be missing from Greenwood council records. Ledge checks one recent agenda package, B.C. meeting rules and a limited B.C. portal sample.
Read the source-check →Voter guide
Plain-English guide with election-day basics and official-source links.
Council request
Ledge is asking current officeholders whether they plan to run again and to answer the same public questions.
Public questions
Taxes, school-crossing safety, children/youth data, emergency hazards, tax-base growth, City-owned land and transparency.
Candidate tracker
Official candidate status, current officeholders, response badges and source notes.
Issues
One-page explainers for the issues voters keep raising.
Report card
Ledge will show who answered, who declined and who has not responded.
Mayor
Status: Current officeholder — not automatically a 2026 candidate.
Councillor
Status: Current officeholder — not automatically a 2026 candidate.
Councillor
Status: Current officeholder — not automatically a 2026 candidate.
Councillor
Status: Current officeholder — not automatically a 2026 candidate.
Councillor
Status: Current officeholder — not automatically a 2026 candidate.