Community Hub
Help Shape White Rock’s Community Hub
The City of White Rock is planning for the future, and we’re doing it together with you. We're building a vision for a new Community Hub: a modern, inclusive, and accessible space where civic services can come together under one roof, right here in the heart of our community.
This isn’t just about a building. It’s about creating a place that reflects White Rock’s values, supports daily life, and serves future generations.
We want your voice at the table.
Call for Committee Applications: Community Hub Advisory Committee
The White Rock Community Hub Advisory Committee provides advice and recommendations to Council on the planning, design, funding, and implementation of the White Rock Community Hub.
The following members are sought for appointment until October 2026:
- Up to seven (7) community members who represent groups such as:
- Business and economic development sector
- Cultural/recreational organizations
- Seniors' community
- Youth/young adult representatives
- Two (2) community-at-large members
Find the full description about the Community Hub Advisory Committee at whiterockcity.ca/committees. The deadline to apply is Friday, October 24, 2025.
Where We’re At
In spring 2025, we launched a series of surveys, events, and conversations to explore what the Community Hub could be. Thousands of residents have already shared ideas, hopes, and concerns — and we’re using that input to shape next steps.
Here’s what’s happened so far:
✅ Survey 1: Community Needs and Services
Open: April 30 – June 11, 2025
Explored how residents interact with City services today and what matters most in a new civic space.
✅ Survey 2: Space Use, Amenities, and Location
Open: June 16 – July 11, 2025
Focused on preferences around location, use of space, and early priorities.
✅ Survey 3
Open: August 18 - September 19, 2025
A checkpoint to share progress and gather your views before the consultants present their final report. It is not the final opportunity for input — but it helps ensure resident priorities remain at the centre of the process.
How to Stay Involved
Over the coming weeks, you can take part in:
- Online surveys
- In-person Open Houses
- Pop-up events around the City
- Community workshops and focus sessions
* “Pop-up events” are short-term public engagements that are held at various locations within the City of White Rock that usually last just a few hours. The purpose of a “Pop-up event” is to provide the public the opportunity to ask City Staff questions about the Community Hub and the surveys. Unlike City-hosted Open Houses, “Pop-up events” are intended to be informal and spontaneous.
We’ll continue updating this page with opportunities to get involved, share your thoughts, and see what we’re learning along the way.

