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Home News Highlights of the Council meeting of September 21, 2026

Highlights of the Council meeting of September 21, 2026

Administration September 25, 2026

Wondering what decisions were made at Monday’s Council meeting? Check out our new monthly “Council Highlights”, designed to give you a clear summary of the main actions, discussions, and decisions. Stay informed and connected, quickly and easily.

Highlights

Investing in the future of our infrastructure

Council awarded a professional services contract for the preparation of reconstruction plans for Saint-Charles Boulevard, a key first step toward modernizing this major roadway. A landscape architecture contract was also awarded to plan the redevelopment of Beacon Hill Park. Finally, By-law Project BEAC-189 was tabled to authorize a $2.165 million loan for a new sanitary sewer network interconnection on Elm.

Creation of the Beaconsfield Youth Table and financial support for the community

Council authorized the creation of the Beaconsfield Youth Table and approved a grant for the initiative, which will provide young people with a dedicated space to express themselves and get involved in municipal life. Registration to participate in the Youth Round Table is currently open.

Several significant contributions were also granted to community organizations (AJOI, WICWC, PCBO, CABOI, ASM, RFOI, CIMOI, Heroes Committee and PME MTL), as well as to athletes and students, in recognition of their commitment and achievements.

Supporting health and awareness

Council adopted a resolution in support of the Canadian CML Society, proclaiming last Tuesday, September 22, as Chronic Myeloid Leukemia Day in Beaconsfield. Information about this disease is available online, including from the Canadian Cancer Society and the Canadian CML Society.

BEAU Holiday Market — A partnership with the Village merchants

Council authorized the BEAU Holiday Market organized by Les amis du Village Beaurepaire. The event will take place on November 14, with the Christmas Park parking lot closed to help ensure the success of this community gathering.

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