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Emergency Alert Portal
NEW
The City of Beaconsfield is improving its emergency alert system. Starting December 15, 2025, alerts will be sent through a new portal provided by our website supplier. This change will allow for better coordination of emergency communications across all our platforms.
It is the easiest way to stay informed during events such as a prolonged power outage, a boil-water advisory, or any other emergency.
The alert portal can reach you by phone, text message, or email, based on the contact information you provide.
Caller ID Number
You will recognize the emergency alert portal call when your caller ID displays the following phone number. Please be sure to add this phone number to your phone contacts:
- 1 855 408-4400: Save this number in your contacts as “Beaconsfield Emergencies.”
Please note: Those registered with CodeRed will continue to receive notifications until December 31. After this date, only this new platform will be used.
bciti+
bciti+ is a digital platform available via the mobile application for smart phones and tablets or via your computer. Create requests, access you and your family's library cards, get alerts and notifications for things like snow removal and collections updates, view upcoming events, and more!
Newsletter
Register for our email list Beaconsfield Updates and receive important notices as well as updates regarding services, programs and events, council meetings and public consultations.
Municipal Magazine CONTACT
The municipal magazine CONTACT is published five times a year and distributed for free to homes. To keep up-to-date on activities, current news and services in our City, this reference and information guide is essential reading.
Facebook and Instagram
Find out about cultural gatherings, events and awareness campaigns on a daily basis.
Keep up with corporate news relating to the City, as well as press releases and job postings.
YouTube
View informational videos, recordings of events, crafts, and more on our YouTube channel.
Unsubscribing and deleting your accounts
Wondering how to unsubscribe from various City services or communication channels?
Newsletter
At the bottom of the City newsletter in the blue footer, click on "vous désabonner" to unsubscribe from all future emails.
Please note that you may be subscribed with multiple email addresses, and the process will need to be repeated for each one.
Alert Portal
To delete your alert portal account, follow these steps:
- Log into your account
- Click on the "Profile" button in the left menu
- Click on "My profile"
- Scroll to the bottom of the page, under the "Save" button, you will find the link to delete your account.
Please note that you may have multiple accounts with different email addresses, and the process will need to be repeated for each one. In order to remove your data from the system, you must follow these steps to delete your account.
bciti+
To delete your bciti+ account, follow these steps:
- Log into your account
- Click on your profile picture in the top right corner of the screen
- Click on "My profile"
- Find the link to delete your account between the "Payment management" and "Save" buttons in the bottom right of the screen.
Please note that you may have multiple accounts with different email addresses, and the process will need to be repeated for each one. In order to remove your data from the system, you must follow these steps to delete your account.
Contact magazine
Residents are not able to unsubscribe from the delivery of Contact magazine, or other printed City communications such as the Info-Flash, as they are distributed via Canada Post's neighbourhood postal system, which does not allow for the omission of particular addresses.
Language of City notifications
Alert portal
Not getting your alert portal notifications in the correct language? During the transition to this new platform, information from the old platform, CodeRED, was transferred, including certain communication settings. Depending on when you registered with CodeRED, you may not be receiving the information in the language you desire.
If you registered before language options were added to CodeRED
When it was first launched, CodeRED operated in English only. People who registered during this period may therefore have had English recorded as their language of communication. However, this did not have any impact at the time, as the City's messages were transmitted in both languages.
If you registered after the addition of language options to CodeRED
When CodeRED subsequently added the option to select a language, some people may not have selected a language. In these cases, the language field remained blank. When migrating to the new platform, French was then assigned as the default language, in accordance with provincial language requirements.
The new platform now allows communications to be sent in a single language, according to each resident's preference. This improvement may explain why some people received the test message in a language other than the one they expected.
Please note that these alerts are different from the notifications sent by bciti+. Read below to learn more about changing your preferences for those messages.
bciti+
If you with to change your language preferences for bciti+, please log into the application or visit beaconsfield.bciti.com, and select the correct language in the top right corner of the screen. The language you are currently using the application in is the language in which you will receive notifications at any given time.