The City of Beaumont’s Economic Development team is ready to support your business at every stage. Connect you with companies and a network to provide introductions and opportunities. Access key ...

A new high school site will save money, avoid disruption to the West Recreation site, and deliver a shovel-ready site for our growing student population.

The Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP) is a program that provides property owners in participating municipalities in Alberta access to low-cost financing to make energy efficiency and renewable ...

Did you know? In all communities there are differences in opinions. These differences can sometimes escalate into disputes or conflict between neighbours. Beaumont’s bylaws regulate some aspects of ...

Our organization puts an emphasis on continual growth, education, and lifelong learning. We encourage our staff to further their careers, advance and move up in the organization. Through our bi-annual ...

Beaumont was settled on Treaty Six territory and the homelands of the Métis Nation. The City of Beaumont respects the histories, languages and cultures of all First Peoples of this land ...

Weed Management Beaumont has a proactive Weeds and Unsightly Property Program (WUPP) that runs year-round and is ramped up during the summer months.

The Mayors of municipalities in the Edmonton Region are reaffirming their commitment to work together and continue to build a ...

Alberta RCMP Adds New Provincial Phone Line for Non-emergencies Individuals in Alberta are able to make non-emergency police reports by calling 310‑RCMP, or 310‑7267.

Beaumont was settled on Treaty Six territory and the homelands of the Métis Nation. The City of Beaumont respects the histories, languages and cultures of all First Peoples of this land ...

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 ...

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is September 30 Between 1831 and 1998, 140 federally run residential schools operated in Canada, with the last one closing only 25 years ago. These ...