Alan Harrison

Mayor · Salmon Arm

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Policy commitments

Buildings

We all want healthy, affordable, and comfortable homes. These policies will help to lower energy bills, cut pollution, and improve indoor air quality.

– Support electrification of new buildings. No response

– Incentivize electric heat pumps and air filtration systems. No response

– Incentivize renewable energy, battery storage, and smart-grid technologies in new and existing buildings to improve energy security. No response

– Scale up energy retrofits for existing homes, businesses, and public buildings. No response

– Implement a 'right to cool' bylaw to protect tenants during extreme heat events. No response

Climate Justice

Our community is already experiencing the harmful impacts of climate change caused by fossil fuel pollution, and taxpayers are on the hook to upgrade and repair critical infrastructure.

– Endorse the fossil fuel treaty and commit to phase out fossil fuels. No response

– Enact a moratorium on AI data centres to protect our energy and water resources. No response

– Pursue available legal options to recover a fair share of the climate costs facing our community from fossil fuel companies and other big polluters. No response

Ecosystems

The air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we eat all rely on healthy ecosystems. Nature can also help protect our community from extreme weather by controlling floods, protecting shorelines, and cooling neighbourhoods. Access to nature improves the health and well-being of residents, and supports biodiversity.

– Protect and restore ecosystems, which are essential to human survival, health, and economic well-being. No response

– Expand and protect tree canopy, parks, and green infrastructure to cool neighbourhoods, clean air, and manage stormwater. No response

– Prioritize native tree planting in all areas, especially those with low tree cover, higher population densities, and more vulnerable residents. No response

– Create connected urban greenways for people and wildlife. No response

Land Use

We envision vibrant, walkable communities that protect nature and improve food security.

– Build affordable homes near jobs, schools, shops, and transit. No response

– Upgrade critical infrastructure for heat, fire, flood, and storm resilience. No response

– Increase food security by supporting local agriculture and community gardens. No response

Transport

Connecting neighbourhoods through public transit and active transportation networks will cut pollution, improve public health, and make our communities more affordable (and fun!).

– Deliver reliable, frequent, affordable local transit. No response

– Advocate to improve regional public transit between communities. No response

– Build bike and roll networks that are safe for everyone. No response

– Expand EV charging infrastructure. No response

Watersheds

Climate change, increasing populations, and overconsumption threaten our water security. Healthy watersheds and forests are critical to support clean drinking water, stormwater management, climate resilience, and biodiversity for future generations.

– Implement water conservation plans and educate the public to conserve drinking water. No response

– Protect and restore watersheds as vital municipal infrastructure. No response

– Develop and implement a water security plan. No response

Zero Waste

Zero waste policies reduce pollution, keep waste out of landfills, build resilient local economies, and safeguard public health by shifting society away from a disposable culture toward a sustainable circular economy.

– Support the development of a circular economy to eliminate waste and improve resilience. No response

– Implement bylaws to eliminate waste from new buildings, renovation, and demolition projects and to use existing buildings as efficiently as possible. No response

✓ Supportive

~ Neutral

× Opposed

– No response

Climate action

How have you contributed to climate action in your community through advocacy, past work, advisory committees, volunteer work, and/or reducing your personal carbon footprint?

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Questions for Salmon Arm

How will you prioritize implementing actions identified in the Climate Resilience Plan that target community emissions from buildings and transportation to reach a 48% GHG emission reduction by 2030?

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During recovery after an emergency like a wildfire, flood or heat event, support and resources from all levels of government are lacking. What will you do to ensure that your constituents are supported during and after such an event?

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Campaign contributions

Public records from Elections BC — 32 contributions totalling $9,318.00.

2022 GENERAL LOCAL ELECTIONS

9 contributions · $2,300.00

Contributor	Date	Amount	Office	Jurisdiction
WARREN BELL	Oct 5, 2022	$100.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
STEPHEN FABRO	Oct 2, 2022	$200.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
ALAN HARRISON	Oct 13, 2022	$500.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
KIM HARRISON	Sep 22, 2022	$100.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
JOYCE HENDERSON	Sep 20, 2022	$200.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
RICK HIRTLE	Sep 18, 2022	$250.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
JULIAN KUNA	Sep 18, 2022	$200.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
MARGARET MOORES	Sep 26, 2022	$250.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
LORI ROY	Oct 14, 2022	$500.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM

2018 GENERAL LOCAL ELECTIONS

20 contributions · $6,738.00

Contributor	Date	Amount	Office	Jurisdiction
DAVID AITKEN	Jul 31, 2018	$200.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
IVY BOULTON	Aug 13, 2018	$100.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
GERALD CLANCY	Aug 6, 2018	$500.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
BRAD DEMILLE	Aug 29, 2018	$300.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
MICK FORD	Sep 30, 2018	$100.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
ALAN HARRISON	Sep 27, 2018	$1,000.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
DEBBIE HARRISON	Aug 29, 2018	$700.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
ALAN HARRISON	Aug 1, 2018	$500.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
DEBBIE HARRISON	Oct 20, 2018	$500.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
TREVOR HARRISON	Aug 29, 2018	$500.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
KIM HARRISON	Jun 28, 2018	$200.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
MARILEE HART	Jul 19, 2018	$150.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
ROBERT HART	Jul 19, 2018	$150.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
RON HOUGEN	Jul 31, 2018	$150.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
BOBBY JOHNSON	Aug 16, 2018	$500.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
JULIAN KUNA	Sep 27, 2018	$100.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
BARB MUNRO	Aug 20, 2018	$308.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
DOUG MURRAY	Jul 5, 2018	$100.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
WINSTON PAIN	Oct 1, 2018	$180.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM
LAWRENCE ROY	Sep 3, 2018	$500.00	MAYOR	SALMON ARM

2014 GENERAL LOCAL ELECTIONS

3 contributions · $280.00

Contributor	Date	Amount	Office	Jurisdiction
ALAN HARRISON	Nov 8, 2014	$100.00	COUNCILLOR	SALMON ARM
KIM HARRISON	Nov 3, 2014	$100.00	COUNCILLOR	SALMON ARM
ALAN HARRISON	Oct 22, 2014	$80.00	COUNCILLOR	SALMON ARM

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