Callan's Record
Fiscal Responsibility: Spending Your Tax Dollars Wisely
Callan has pushed to spend tax dollars carefully, from shifting the boat launch to full user funding (a $125,000 annual saving) to opposing a costly firehall boiler replacement when the existing boiler had decades of useful life left.
Callan has been a fiscal responsibility champion since being elected. From shifting the boat launch to 100% user funding (saving $125,000 per year) to voting against the Inlet Firehall Boiler Replacement (a $687,000 savings for the community, when the existing boiler had decades of useful life left), Callan brings forward joint motions with colleagues to increase revenues and cut waste.
Read more about where Callan stands on fiscal responsibility in the platform.
More of Callan's Record
What else he delivered
- Liveable Port Moody: Family Friendly Units & Minimum Unit Sizes MotionsCallan brought forward Port Moody's family-friendly housing policy, capping studios and requiring a minimum share of two- and three-bedroom homes in new multi-family buildings, and entrenching minimum unit sizes to BC Housing standards. The unit-mix policy came in 2024; the minimum unit sizes followed in 2026.See the record
- Port Moody Residents First: Exclusive Recreation RegistrationCallan's motion gives Port Moody residents two days of advance registration for city recreation programs and summer camps ahead of non-residents. After a one-year pilot, council made it permanent.See the record
- Real Traffic Solutions: Bridge Widening & St. Johns ImprovementsCallan championed expanding the CPKC overpass near Ioco Road, paired with existing seismic and resurfacing work to cut taxpayer cost, aimed at reducing travel time between Moray and Suter Brook Village by up to 40%.See the record