Ward pihêsiwin ᐱᐦᐁᓯᐏᐣ
Larry Langley
Who am I?
I’ve spent most of my life in service — both to my city and my community. After more than 31 years as a Police Officer, I retired knowing the job taught me lessons that reach far beyond a badge or uniform: the value of listening, the importance of accountability, and the need to act with clarity when it matters most.Since 1988, Ward pihesiwin has been my home. I raised a family here. I watched neighborhoods grow, change, and face new challenges. My roots run deep — some may even remember my father, Larry Langley Sr., who served on City Council and was a well-known broadcaster in the region. While I’m proud of that legacy, my campaign isn’t about the past — it’s about what comes next.
Larry Langley Sr. (Former Edmonton city councillor and local news broadcaster) was remembered for his contributions to the community, including efforts to see the opening of a library in Riverbend Square in 2000 and building a new ambulance bay in southwest Edmonton.
Community Experience, Not Just Credentials
For nearly a decade, I oversaw crime management, traffic safety, and domestic violence response specifically within this Ward. I wasn’t looking in from the outside — I was on the ground, building relationships, solving problems, and helping people through difficult moments. Many of you might remember the “Sgt LaRrY Says” safety updates I created — part of my effort to keep the public informed in plain language, without spin.Why I’m Running
I’m not backed by a slate or party, and that’s on purpose. Municipal politics should be about service — not sides. I’m running because I believe we need practical voices who understand the real concerns facing our neighborhoods. Too often, I hear residents say they feel unheard. I know what it means to show up, listen without judgment, and take action based on facts — not trends or slogans.What I Bring
A grounded, practical understanding of local issuesThe ability to make decisions — even hard ones — with fairness and urgencyRespect for frontline services, public input, and evidence-based planningA deep commitment to community safety, livability, and responsible governanceI’m not interested in empty promises. I’m interested in fixing what’s broken — whether that’s crumbling infrastructure, rising taxes, or the way City Council sometimes forgets who they work for.Personal Notes
Outside of public service, I’m a proud father, neighbor, and longtime advocate for community-led safety initiatives. Whether it’s organizing graffiti cleanup programs or improving public education around traffic safety, I’ve always believed that local change starts with local people.If you’re looking for a Councillor who listens, acts, and tells it to you straight — I’m here, and I’m ready.Larry Langley
Candidate for Ward pihesiwin
Election Day is October 20, 2025
We acknowledge that we are on Treaty 6 territory and Region 4 of the Métis Nation of Alberta, a traditional meeting grounds, gathering place, and travelling route to the Cree, Saulteaux, Blackfoot, Métis, Dene and Nakota Sioux. We acknowledge all the many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit whose footsteps have marked these lands for centuries