The City spent $126.1m on payroll in 2025 versus $116.59m, an 8% increase.
"We added 33 RCMP officers, 17 Bylaw Enforcement Officers and 18 firefighters, expanded frontline safety programs, and increased enforcement in the areas that need it most."
Bylaw officers start at $75k. Raw rookie RCMP $71k.
Kelowna policing costs rose 66% between 2020 and 2024 — double the rate of any city in B.C. A similar increase is projected from 2026 to 2031. Kelowna’s policing budget reached $63m in 2026, making the rise 81% from $34.8m in 2020. Based on a city population of 167,000, the direct policing cost is $377 per resident per year. Vancouver's policing cost, the highest in Canada, is about $675 per resident. Dyas is responsible. Year after year he throwns away more taxpayer resources for by-law and police.
In 2025, 500 CUPE workers earned $75k or more, an increase of 94 from the previous year. Kelowna managers making $100k or more rose from 109 in 2024 to 191 last year. Here.
Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas spoke of his awesomeness during a bullshit session in the embrace of his Kelowna Chamber luncheon on April 26. There isn't any doubt about Dyas' financial plot to support his out of control spending, its to borrow.
Dyas lying about Kelowna Springs to get elected and his instant reversal along with former hero Luke Stack, with Rick Webber, was a thing to behold. That steal was a decade in the making, during Basran's corrupt term. Dyas makes Basran look like an altar boy.
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