Councillor Kevin Kraft
Kelowna City Council, 2026-2030 term · First term
Kevin Kraft is a first-term Kelowna city councillor, elected on October 17, 2026 with 13,509 votes. Kraft ran on public safety, attainable housing, infrastructure, agriculture and emergency preparedness, and small business.
What is Kevin Kraft's platform?
These priorities summarize statements made during or after the 2026 campaign. Each point links to its source.
Public safety and crime
Kraft commits to supporting frontline responders and pressing the provincial and federal governments on justice, mental health and addiction services.
Attainable home ownership
Kraft supports smaller single-family homes, townhomes and family-oriented neighbourhoods so young families can buy a first home.
Transportation and infrastructure
Kraft says growth should never outpace roads, water and utilities. Kraft says senior governments should help fund the requirements they place on cities.
Agriculture and emergency preparedness
Kraft wants investment in farmland, water, emergency services and local food systems so Kelowna is better prepared for future emergencies.
Local economy and small business
Kraft supports reducing unnecessary barriers for local businesses, farmers and entrepreneurs.
How has Kevin Kraft voted?
Kevin Kraft's first term began on November 2, 2026. The City's Council Voting Dashboard covers motions since November 2022 and does not yet include this term.
