Preparations are underway for the Surrey Vaisakhi Day Nagar Kirtan Parade, which takes place on Saturday, April 20.
The parade is a major attraction for the city, drawing visitors from across Canada and the United States. The Vaisakhi Parade, which started in 1998, has brought people together like never before. People from all walks of life are welcomed with open arms by the Sikh Community.
It is our honour to be part of the Vaisakhi Parade (Nagar Kirtan) as we work with our partners in the community to keep this event safe for everyone and be part of the parade, says Corporal Sarbjit Sangha, Surrey RCMP Media Relations Officer.
Several road closures will occur in the City of Surrey this weekend due to the parade. Police ask that members of the public make arrangements to use alternate routes. On the day of the parade, road closures will be in effect from 72 Avenue to 88 Avenue and between 132 Street and 122 Street from 6:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. Travel delays may be expected between 72 Avenue and 88 Avenue and Scott Road to King George Boulevard.
Traffic controls will start at 7:30 am and last until approximately 5 pm.
Access to 128 Street and road sections along the parade route will be impacted most significantly. Increased delays may be expected for travel through and within the area between 72 Avenue to 88 Avenue, and Scott Road to King George Boulevard.
For a full list of road closures and route details please visit the City of Surrey’s website. More information on the event can also be found at www.surreyvaisakhiparade.com.
If you have any issues with parking, and or any concerns regarding the content on display at the parade, please call Surrey Bylaws at 604-591-4370. Call 9-1-1 to report a crime in progress or an immediate threat to a person or property.
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