How to get involved The City values public engagement for the information gathered to help make well-informed decisions about municipal policies, programs, services and initiatives. All citizens are ...

Photo radar Also known as Automated Traffic Enforcement (ATE), photo radar guidelines are set by the provincial government. The City’s ATE program places the highest priority in those areas that are ...

Strategies, report and plans Find essential documents to key strategies, reports and plans that guide Beaumont’s economic growth and development. These resources outline the City’s vision for ...

Long Range Planning sets the course for Beaumont’s future growth and development. This includes being responsible for the following: Intermunicipal Planning Framework Municipal Development Plan ...

Our business community Beaumont is home to over 250 storefront businesses and over 320 home-based businesses which are ready to serve you. We’re committed to supporting small businesses and ...

Beaumont maintains and provides various GIS products to staff, other government agencies, consultants and the public. Maps are available in interactive and digital PDF formats. Beaumont sells GIS data ...

Advocating for Beaumont Beaumont City Council is committed to advocating on behalf of its citizens to move priorities forward, protect the best interests of residents, and enhance/source opportunities ...

The purpose of building inspections is to check for compliance with the Safety Codes Act, all related building codes, standards and applicable bylaws It’s the responsibility of the property owner, ...

Site Selection Property Search Identify real estate opportunities in the City of Beaumont. Explore this site selection tool, review the Site Selection Information page and connect with our Economic ...

Permits are here for your protection. The major benefit of obtaining a permit is knowing that your project will conform to the safety standards that have been adopted under the Safety Codes Act and ...

Objective The Regional Assessment Review Board (RARB) is an independent quasi-judicial board co-established by several municipalities under the authority of the Municipal Government Act and the City’s ...

More than just a pond: understanding stormwater management The City’s Stormwater Management Facilities (SWMFs) do more than control water flow—they help protect our community and environment. Whether ...