Overall, Langford has made progress in climate action by supporting provincial emissions reporting programs, offering homeowner rebates, and implementing a low-emission concrete policy. The city has also set a mode-share target of 42% sustainable trips by 2028 and allocated funding for community gardens to enhance food security. However, Langford lacks both a Climate Action Plan and an Active Transportation Plan, and its urban core faces significant heat effects due to low canopy cover. Additionally, the city remains car-dependent, with low walkability and bike scores, requiring further investment in pedestrian and cycling infrastructure.