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The article covers the inauguration date and format, vote counts from the official results, what Hodge and his council committed to in the campaign, and how residents can watch the ceremony.",[71,72,73,74],"Coquitlam 2026 election inauguration","Craig Hodge mayor","Coquitlam City Council 2026-2030","Coquitlam inaugural meeting November 9",[76,77,78,79,80],"Coquitlam mayor 2026","Craig Hodge inauguration","Coquitlam council sworn in","first new Coquitlam mayor 18 years","Coquitlam 2026-2030 term",{"type":82,"value":83,"toc":279},"minimark",[84,88,99,104,107,113,116,176,180,183,186,190,193,196,199,202,205,208,216,220,223,253,257,264,267],[85,86,87],"p",{},"Craig Hodge becomes Coquitlam's mayor on Monday, November 9, 2026, when he and eight newly elected councillors are sworn in at the 2026 Inaugural Council Meeting. The City of Coquitlam announced the ceremony on November 4. It is Coquitlam's first mayoral change since Richard Stewart was first elected in 2008.",[85,89,90,91,98],{},"The inauguration starts the 2026-2030 Council term. Residents can watch it live online at ",[92,93,97],"a",{"href":94,"rel":95},"https:\u002F\u002Fcoquitlam.ca\u002F1450\u002FCouncil-Agendas-and-Minutes",[96],"nofollow","coquitlam.ca\u002Fagendas"," on November 9. A recording will be available by noon on Tuesday, November 10.",[100,101,103],"h2",{"id":102},"who-was-elected","Who was elected",[85,105,106],{},"The City's Chief Election Officer declared the official results on October 21, 2026. The official count shows 26,180 ballots were cast across all races.",[85,108,109,112],{},[92,110,15],{"href":111},"\u002Fbc\u002Fcoquitlam-2026\u002Fcandidates\u002Fcraig-hodge"," received 15,654 votes in the mayor's race, running against two other candidates. Daily Hive reported on October 18, 2026 that Hodge was first elected to Coquitlam City Council in 2011 and had sat on Council for 15 years before running for mayor.",[85,114,115],{},"Eight councillors were elected from a field of 20 candidates. The official vote counts, from the City's declaration:",[117,118,119,127,134,141,148,155,162,169],"ul",{},[120,121,122,126],"li",{},[92,123,125],{"href":124},"\u002Fbc\u002Fcoquitlam-2026\u002Fcandidates\u002Fmatt-djonlic","Matt Djonlic",": 15,905 votes",[120,128,129,133],{},[92,130,132],{"href":131},"\u002Fbc\u002Fcoquitlam-2026\u002Fcandidates\u002Frobert-mazzarolo","Robert Mazzarolo",": 15,104 votes",[120,135,136,140],{},[92,137,139],{"href":138},"\u002Fbc\u002Fcoquitlam-2026\u002Fcandidates\u002Fsteve-kim","Steve Kim",": 15,062 votes",[120,142,143,147],{},[92,144,146],{"href":145},"\u002Fbc\u002Fcoquitlam-2026\u002Fcandidates\u002Fteri-towner","Teri Towner",": 13,758 votes",[120,149,150,154],{},[92,151,153],{"href":152},"\u002Fbc\u002Fcoquitlam-2026\u002Fcandidates\u002Fmatthew-sebastiani","Matthew Sebastiani",": 13,480 votes",[120,156,157,161],{},[92,158,160],{"href":159},"\u002Fbc\u002Fcoquitlam-2026\u002Fcandidates\u002Fharvey-su","Harvey Su",": 9,968 votes",[120,163,164,168],{},[92,165,167],{"href":166},"\u002Fbc\u002Fcoquitlam-2026\u002Fcandidates\u002Frosalinda-thorleifson","Rosalinda Thorleifson",": 9,836 votes",[120,170,171,175],{},[92,172,174],{"href":173},"\u002Fbc\u002Fcoquitlam-2026\u002Fcandidates\u002Fbenjamin-perry","Benjamin Perry",": 9,604 votes",[100,177,179],{"id":178},"why-the-transition-matters","Why the transition matters",[85,181,182],{},"Richard Stewart was first elected mayor of Coquitlam in 2008. He chose not to run in 2026, and endorsed Hodge before the election. Stewart told Daily Hive: \"He has done an amazing job for our community for decades, and I'm happy to hand over the reins to my friend Craig Hodge.\"",[85,184,185],{},"Stewart's decision to step aside meant Coquitlam would have a new mayor for the first time in 18 years. Hodge ran on a platform of protecting the city's quality of life, keeping taxes low, bringing more housing choices and making the city safer.",[100,187,189],{"id":188},"what-hodge-and-his-council-promised","What Hodge and his council promised",[85,191,192],{},"Hodge's platform, published at craighodge.ca, commits to several specific actions. On housing, it says he will bring more family-sized two- and three-bedroom homes, support rental and below-market housing, and renew established neighbourhoods. His platform also says he will work to keep property taxes as low as possible and ensure new development pays for the infrastructure it requires.",[85,194,195],{},"On safety, the platform commits to hiring more police officers, expanding Community Safety Officers, improving traffic enforcement, increasing neighbourhood foot patrols, and setting up a wildfire detection system. It also commits to improving 911 call response, including answering mental health calls directly.",[85,197,198],{},"On transportation, Hodge told the Tri-Cities Dispatch he will lobby TransLink and senior governments to improve transit service and expand connections to underserved areas. His platform also commits to advocating for a fix to the Brunette Interchange and a railway underpass on Westwood Street. He said he would work with senior governments to secure Coquitlam's fair share of infrastructure funding.",[85,200,201],{},"The platform includes a commitment to deliver the Burke Mountain Community Centre and to plan for recreation amenities at Fraser Mills. Hodge also committed to improving and expanding the Coquitlam Crunch trail, adding a connection to Crystal Falls, and renewing older parks, playgrounds and sports facilities.",[85,203,204],{},"On business, the platform says Hodge will keep the city competitive for investment, attract new employers, and reduce unnecessary red tape for small businesses. He also committed to looking for chances to build strong partnerships with neighbouring cities, the school board and senior governments.",[85,206,207],{},"Hodge also committed to exploring expanded mental health and addiction services and the possibility of expanded care at the Riverview lands, which sit within Coquitlam. He told the Tri-Cities Dispatch he supports reopening Riverview, and told Freshet News that the Province could use the lands for wrap-around services.",[85,209,210,211,215],{},"You can read each promise and check its status as Council votes throughout the term at the ",[92,212,214],{"href":213},"\u002Fbc\u002Fcoquitlam-2026\u002Ftracker","Coquitlam promise tracker",".",[100,217,219],{"id":218},"what-school-trustees-were-elected","What school trustees were elected",[85,221,222],{},"Four Coquitlam school trustees were elected to the Board of Education of School District 43. They serve alongside trustees elected by Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Anmore and Belcarra. The four Coquitlam trustees from the official results:",[117,224,225,232,239,246],{},[120,226,227,231],{},[92,228,230],{"href":229},"\u002Fbc\u002Fcoquitlam-2026\u002Fcandidates\u002Fcraig-woods","Craig Woods",": 15,763 votes",[120,233,234,238],{},[92,235,237],{"href":236},"\u002Fbc\u002Fcoquitlam-2026\u002Fcandidates\u002Frosey-manhas","Rosey Manhas",": 12,684 votes",[120,240,241,245],{},[92,242,244],{"href":243},"\u002Fbc\u002Fcoquitlam-2026\u002Fcandidates\u002Fcandace-knoll","Candace Knoll",": 10,599 votes",[120,247,248,252],{},[92,249,251],{"href":250},"\u002Fbc\u002Fcoquitlam-2026\u002Fcandidates\u002Fchuck-denison","Chuck Denison",": 9,446 votes",[100,254,256],{"id":255},"how-to-follow-councils-work","How to follow Council's work",[85,258,259,260,263],{},"After the November 9 ceremony, Council holds regular meetings throughout the 2026-2030 term. Agendas are posted by 3 pm on the Friday before each meeting. Residents can watch meetings live at ",[92,261,97],{"href":94,"rel":262},[96],", and can sign up for Council email updates at coquitlam.ca\u002Fconnect.",[85,265,266],{},"The City also posts meeting minutes once they are adopted. Meetings before September 28, 2026, are in the City's archive. The next general voting day, set by the Local Government Act, is October 19, 2030.",[85,268,269,270,274,275,278],{},"To read what each elected person promised and how they vote once Council begins its work, visit the ",[92,271,273],{"href":272},"\u002Fbc\u002Fcoquitlam-2026\u002Fresults","Coquitlam results"," and ",[92,276,277],{"href":213},"tracker"," pages on this site.",{"title":280,"searchDepth":281,"depth":281,"links":282},"",2,[283,284,285,286,287],{"id":102,"depth":281,"text":103},{"id":178,"depth":281,"text":179},{"id":188,"depth":281,"text":189},{"id":218,"depth":281,"text":219},{"id":255,"depth":281,"text":256},[289,290,291,292,293,294,295,296,297,298,299,300,301],"craig-hodge","matt-djonlic","robert-mazzarolo","steve-kim","teri-towner","matthew-sebastiani","harvey-su","rosalinda-thorleifson","benjamin-perry","craig-woods","rosey-manhas","candace-knoll","chuck-denison","md",[304,307,310,313,316,319,322,325,328],{"question":305,"answer":306},"When does Coquitlam's new mayor take office?","Craig Hodge is sworn in as mayor at the 2026 Inaugural Council Meeting on Monday, November 9, 2026. The City of Coquitlam announced this on November 4, 2026. The ceremony marks the start of the 2026-2030 Council term.",{"question":308,"answer":309},"Who are the new Coquitlam councillors taking office on November 9?","According to the City of Coquitlam's official results, declared on October 21, 2026, the eight councillors elected are Matt Djonlic (15,905 votes), Robert Mazzarolo (15,104), Steve Kim (15,062), Teri Towner (13,758), Matthew Sebastiani (13,480), Harvey Su (9,968), Rosalinda Thorleifson (9,836) and Benjamin Perry (9,604). All eight are sworn in at the November 9 ceremony.",{"question":311,"answer":312},"Why is the November 9 inauguration significant for Coquitlam?","Coquitlam has not had a new mayor since Richard Stewart was first elected in 2008. Stewart served for 18 years before choosing not to run again in 2026. Craig Hodge, who sat on Council since 2011, ran for mayor and received 15,654 votes in the official count. Daily Hive described the transition as Coquitlam electing its first new mayor in 18 years.",{"question":314,"answer":315},"How many people voted in the 2026 Coquitlam election?","The City of Coquitlam's official results show 26,180 ballots were cast. Craig Hodge received 15,654 votes for mayor. In the councillor race, Matt Djonlic led with 15,905 votes and Benjamin Perry finished eighth with 9,604 votes, the last seat filled.",{"question":317,"answer":318},"Can residents attend or watch the inaugural meeting?","The City of Coquitlam says residents are invited to watch the inaugural meeting live online. The livestream will be at coquitlam.ca\u002Fagendas on November 9, 2026. A recording will be available by noon on Tuesday, November 10, at the same address.",{"question":320,"answer":321},"What did Craig Hodge promise during the campaign?","According to his campaign platform at craighodge.ca\u002Fplatform, Hodge committed to hiring more police officers, keeping property taxes as low as possible, bringing more family-sized two- and three-bedroom homes, advocating for better transit from TransLink, and delivering the Burke Mountain Community Centre. His platform also commits to expanding mental health and addiction services and setting up a wildfire detection system.",{"question":323,"answer":324},"What did Coquitlam's council race look like?","The official results show 20 candidates ran for 8 council seats. The top vote-getter in the councillor race was Matt Djonlic with 15,905 votes. The eighth seat went to Benjamin Perry with 9,604 votes, a gap of 6,301 votes between first and eighth. The City's Chief Election Officer declared the results official on October 21, 2026.",{"question":326,"answer":327},"What comes next after the November 9 inauguration?","After the November 9 inaugural meeting, Council begins its 2026-2030 term. Residents can follow Council's work, including meeting agendas and livestreams, at coquitlam.ca\u002Fagendas throughout the term. They can also sign up for Council email updates at coquitlam.ca\u002Fconnect. The next general voting day, set by the Local Government Act, is October 19, 2030.",{"question":329,"answer":330},"Who was Craig Hodge before becoming mayor?","According to Daily Hive's October 18, 2026 report, Hodge was first elected to Coquitlam City Council in 2011. He sat on Council for 15 years before running for mayor. Richard Stewart, who had served as mayor since 2008, chose not to run again and endorsed Hodge.",{"short":332,"long":333,"hashtags":334},"Coquitlam swears in its first new mayor in 18 years on Monday. Craig Hodge and eight councillors take office November 9.","On Monday, November 9, 2026, Coquitlam swears in Craig Hodge as mayor, the city's first mayoral change since Richard Stewart was first elected in 2008. Eight new councillors join him. The inaugural meeting is open to watch online at coquitlam.ca\u002Fagendas.",[335,336,337,338],"Coquitlam","CoquitlamElection2026","CraigHodge","LocalGov",{"sourceName":340},"voche.me","Craig Hodge and eight new Coquitlam councillors are sworn in Monday, November 9, 2026, starting the first mayoral term change in Coquitlam since 2008.",true,"https:\u002F\u002Fcoquitlam.ca\u002FCivicAlerts.aspx?aid=2080",{"title":6,"description":7},"feature:2026-11-05",[347,349,352,355],{"label":348,"url":343},"City of Coquitlam, Civic Alert: Coquitlam to Welcome New Mayor and Council on Monday, November 9, 2026",{"label":350,"url":351},"Daily Hive, Coquitlam elects its first new mayor in 18 years, by Hanna Hett, October 18, 2026","https:\u002F\u002Fdailyhive.com\u002Fvancouver\u002Fcoquitlam-mayor-2026-election-craig-hodge",{"label":353,"url":354},"City of Coquitlam, Declaration of Official Election Results, October 21, 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