Councillor Les Bellamy
Kelowna City Council, 2026-2030 term · First term
Les Bellamy is a first-term Kelowna city councillor, elected on October 17, 2026 with 11,472 votes. Bellamy campaigned on public safety and street disorder, with the slogan "Less Politics. Real Solutions."
What is Les Bellamy's platform?
These priorities summarize statements made during or after the 2026 campaign. Each point links to its source.
Public safety and street disorder
Bellamy calls this the most urgent issue and wants existing resources deployed differently, with the City held accountable for results.
Consistent bylaw enforcement
Bellamy wants existing laws and bylaws enforced consistently, regardless of income, background or circumstance.
Detox, treatment and recovery
Bellamy argues enforcement alone will not solve the crisis. Bellamy wants harm reduction focused more on prevention, with greater access to detox, treatment and recovery.
Results from the Province
Bellamy says the City cannot fix provincial health, housing and social services alone. Bellamy says the City should measure what works and demand better results from provincial partners.
Open council meetings and a budget review
Bellamy has proposed opening the first 30 minutes of every council meeting to residents and bringing in an independent review of the City's $1.1-billion budget.
How has Les Bellamy voted?
Les Bellamy'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.
