Our Values
At the City of Richmond, we value: People, Excellence, Leadership, Team and Innovation.
These values are at the core of what we do. When we uphold our values, they govern the way we make decisions; guide us as we interact with our colleagues, customers and community; and result in a cohesive organizational culture that is respectful and inclusive. By living these values, we ensure that our actions consistently reflect our shared commitments.
We are committed to the people in our organization and community.
We demonstrate care by fostering a welcoming, respectful and safe environment where everyone feels a sense of belonging and purpose. We invest in people and empower them to excel and achieve their goals. By embracing diversity, we build meaningful relationships and create a thriving culture that is resilient and centred on community.
We pursue continuous improvement.
We take pride in our work, seek to learn and grow, and provide high quality programs and services for our community and customers. Our commitment to excellence is demonstrated through our accountability and high standards. We do our best every day and strive to exceed expectations by being efficient, effective and responsible in all that we do.
We are all leaders.
Our leadership is rooted in accountability, empathy, and open communication, which empowers each of us to thrive as our authentic selves. As an organization and as individuals, we lead by example and make decisions with integrity to achieve our common goals.
We succeed together.
We recognize the importance of collaboration, building on each other’s strengths, and embracing diverse perspectives to have the greatest impact on the organization and community. We support one another by building trust, acknowledging contributions and celebrating successes.
We pursue forward-thinking and creative solutions.
We enhance our work and service delivery by creating an environment where all ideas and approaches are welcomed. As an organization, we take the lead to proactively adapt to the evolving needs of the community and rise to new challenges.
Our People
Many City staff have enjoyed long and fulfilling careers serving the needs of the citizens of Richmond, while others are excited to be just getting started. Our employees are as diverse and unique as the residents of our great city. Meet some of the wonderful and inspiring members of our team:
It was crucial to me that I could make a difference here.
- Kristina
The benefits package is amazing.
- Samir
I'm really proud of the work that we do here.
- Melissa
We have endless opportunities.
- Kylie
There are opportunities for you to learn, grow, and develop.
- JoshuaCity Divisions
The City provides services to the residents and businesses of Richmond through the following specialized divisions:
Union Groups
The City of Richmond partners with three different union groups:
Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 718 represents over 1,000 inside workers employed throughout the City, primarily in City Hall, the RCMP and Public Works Yard Administrative offices, and Community Facilities.
Canadian Union of Public Employees CUPE 394 represents over 350 outside workers employed at Richmond’s Public Works Yard, Parks, Stores and Recycling Depot.
International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) Local 1286 represents over 200 members at fire halls throughout Richmond.
Locations
Explore our diverse range of workspaces, including community centers, heritage sites, public works facilities, fire halls, and the iconic City Hall. Each location offers a distinct atmosphere and opportunities, contributing to the vibrant fabric of our city’s workforce.
- City Hall – 6911 No. 3 Road
- City Hall Annex – 6900 Minoru Boulevard
- Minoru Centre for Active Living – 7191 Granville Avenue
- South Arm Outdoor Pool – 10100 South Arm Place
- Steveston Outdoor Pool – 4151 Moncton Street
- Watermania – 14300 Entertainment Boulevard
- Minoru Arenas – 7551 Minoru Gate
- Richmond Ice Centre – 14140 Triangle Road
- Cambie Community Centre – 12800 Cambie Road
- City Centre Community Centre – 5900 Minoru Boulevard
- Hamilton Community Centre – 5140 Smith Drive
- Minoru Centre for Active Living – 7191 Granville Avenue
- South Arm Community Centre – 8880 Williams Road
- Steveston Community Centre – 4255 Moncton Street
- Thompson Community Centre – 6671 Lynas Lane
- West Richmond Community Centre – 9180 No. 1 Road
- Arts Centre – 7700 Minoru Gate
- Art Gallery – 7700 Minoru Gate
- Cultural Centre – 7700 Minoru Gate
- Richmond Museum – 7700 Minoru Gate
- No. 1 – 6960 Gilbert Road
- No. 2 – 11011 No. 2 Road
- No. 3 – 9660 Cambie Road
- No. 4 – 3911 Russ Baker Way
- No. 5 – 22451 Westminster Highway
- No. 6 – 9400 No. 4 Road
- No. 7 – 5731 No. 6 Road
- Britannia Heritage Shipyards – 5180 Westwater Drive
- Community Safety Building – 11411 No. 5 Road
- City Centre Community Police – 6931 Granville Avenue
- South Arm Community Police – 8880 Williams Road
- Steveston Community Police – 4371 Moncton Street
- Public Works Yard – 5599 Lynas Lane