Independent candidate. Vote Saturday, October 17, 2026.
Andrew Mrozowskifor Richmond City Council
Better services. Better value. Accountability.
A practical, independent voice for Richmond. I am a Richmond parent, community volunteer and business professional. I believe residents deserve excellent services and strong accountability for every tax dollar.
About
Nineteen years in Richmond. A career spent getting value for money.
My family has called Richmond home since 2007. We raised our children here. This is where we work, play and volunteer.
I served as Vice President of the Richmond Tennis Club for many years and helped with the Richmond Open. I still play senior soccer with Richmond United. I was involved in the tennis dome project. Through this work I have seen how our parks, fields and community centres serve local families every day.
In my career I have worked in buying and contracts for both private companies and public organizations, including Health Shared Services BC. That work is about getting good value. It means comparing options, managing costs and making sure money is well spent. I want to bring that same practical approach to City Hall.
I have also worked directly with City Hall by sending in ideas and service requests to help improve how our community is served, and I have spoken publicly on public safety.
I am running as an independent. That means I answer to residents, not to a party or a slate. I am ready to ask fair questions, listen to people and focus on real results.
At a glance
- Richmond resident since 2007
- Vice President, Richmond Tennis Club
- Senior soccer player, Richmond United
- Procurement and contracts, private and public sector
My plan
Richmond is a great city. City Hall can do better.
Here are my seven priorities for a Council that delivers.
Why I'm running
You work hard for your money. City Hall should too.
You should be able to count on reliable services and clear value for every tax dollar. My goal is to make services better and to get more value from the money the City spends. I want to protect the services people rely on and improve how they are delivered. I am ready to ask tough questions, listen to residents and focus on practical results.
City Hall can do better, and I want to help make that happen.
Get involved
Lend a hand, a lawn or an hour.
Every volunteer, every lawn sign and every conversation helps. Pick the one that suits you.
Support
Help us reach every doorstep in Richmond.
Donations pay for signs, printing and getting the message out. British Columbia has clear rules for local campaigns, and we follow them to the letter.
What the rules say
- Only individuals can give. You must be a resident of British Columbia and a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
- The most any one person can give to a candidate in 2026 is $1,429.70.
- You must use your own money. You cannot give on behalf of someone else, and you cannot be paid back.
- Donations to local campaigns are not tax deductible.
- We record the name and address for every donation, as required by Elections BC.
To donate, please email us at info@andrewmrozowski.ca and we will share simple, compliant instructions. Online donations will be added once our campaign account is set up.
Voting
Mark your calendar for Saturday, October 17.
General Voting Day
Saturday, October 17, 2026
Voting runs 8:00 am to 8:00 pm.
Advance voting
October 3, 7, 8, 9 and 10, 2026
You can vote at any advance voting place.
Where to vote
Registered voters receive a voter card in the mail with their voting place. On General Voting Day, vote at your assigned place.
For official voting places, registration and accessible voting options, visit richmond.ca/elections (opens in new tab).
Election dates and voting places are set by the City of Richmond. Please confirm details at richmond.ca/elections.
Contact
Have a question? Call or email me directly.
Phone
778-955-1117