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Fireworks at home
According to By-law BEAC-033 , it is prohibited to set off fireworks or fire crackers within the City without a permit from the City of Montreal Fire Department. Fireworks can have serious consequences. They can also be a source of stres......
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Fireworks
According to By-law BEAC-033 , it is prohibited to set off fireworks or fire crackers within the City without a permit from the City of Montreal Fire Department. Fireworks can have serious consequences. They can also be a source of stress for......
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Waterfront signage: water safety
In 2024, the Service de sécurité incendie de Montréal , in collaboration with the agglomerations, related cities, and the Société de sauvetage du Québec, launched a waterfront signage project. Information panels have been installed at the City's n......
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FAQ
Why is the centre being renovated if it seems to be well used? While the centre is popular, a survey conducted in 2023 revealed that 70% of respondents felt that the facilities and equipment needed improvements. The centre was originally built in 1......
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Highlights
Beaconsfield’s share 2.86% property tax increase for residential properties Annual garbage fee increases: by $5 for a 120-litre bin (total $195), $5 for a 240-litre bin (total $215), and $15 for a 360-litre bin (total $245) Incentive tariff incr......
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Why are service categories limited?
Beaconsfield is the only municipality offering this feature to its residents. It is being co-developed with Partage Club, the City of Beaconsfield, along with you, Beaconsfield residents. Current categories......
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Replacement Process
The replacement process will take place in a few simple steps: A notice by mail will be sent by the City of Beaconsfield before the visit. You will be invited to book an appointment......
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Questions about your water and garbage tax bill? Consult our FAQ!
Receiving your water and garbage tax bill may raise questions about your usage and the charges listed. To assist you, we have prepared this FAQ to address the most common concerns and provide helpful information. Before contacting the City directly,......
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A license for your doggie – a must
To identify the dogs living in Beaconsfield and to facilitate the return to the guardian in case of loss, dogs must wear a license tag, available at City Hall, at all times. This license is valid for two years, from July 1 to June 30, at a......
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Transfer duties (welcome tax)
The duties on real estate transfers constitute a tax on the transfer of any immovable located in the territory of the municipality under provincial legislation (Act respecting duties on transfers of immovables, C.Q.L.R., c. D-15.1). The purchaser o......
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Highlights
24 residents opened their garden or studio for the 2025 Artist & Garden Tour, welcoming more than 300 visitors Block parties have brought dozens of neighbours together The Partage Club app has facilitated ......
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Hazardous household waste (HHW)
How to identify a hazardous household product Check for HHPS symbols (Canada) Look for household hazard symbols showing toxic , flammable , corrosive , or explosive/pressurized risks. Read hazard and safety statements Examples: “Harm......
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Confidential document shredding service
For residents who wish to safely dispose of personal documents like old tax returns, invoices or bank documents. Proof of residency required. Limit of two boxes per address. Saturday, April 25, and Sunday, April 26, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.......
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Organic waste
Schedule New starting in March 2026 As of March 2026, organic waste collection will take place every week, year-round. Organic waste collections days will also change as of March. South sector of Highway 20 : Tuesdays as of 7 a.m......
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Composting
What is it? Composting is a natural process in which organic matter, like leaves, garden waste and kitchen scraps are turned into a valuable fertilizer (compost) for the garden and yard. This transformation is partly due to microorganisms and worm......
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Alert portal
Are you a new resident? The City's alert portal contacts you directly in case of an emergency — power outage, boil water advisory, and more. Create your profile and choose how you'd like to be reached. Portal registration
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Value-Added Services of the New Chalet
The reconstruction of the chalet will provide enhanced services that will add value to the recreation and leisure offerings at Beacon Hill Park from a sustainable development perspective. Some of the services that will be enhanced include: Univers......
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Information Session
An information session on the construction of the chalet was presented to residents in August 2020. Preliminary plans were presented at that time. As a follow-up to this presentation, citizens were invited to submit their questions by email and the......
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Seniors
As an Age-Friendly Municipality, the City cares about its senior residents, seeks to improve their living conditions and demonstrates their importance in the community. Visit the section for more information
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Universal accessibility
Consult the City's action plan for the integration of disabled people into the community. The goal is to identify physical barriers, communication problems and obstacles to accessing goods and services which create issues for disabled persons and fi......
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By-laws
City Council adopts numerous by-laws intended to protect the interests of residents and the municipality and to ensure the quality of life of the community. Visit the section for more information
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Dogs
If you have a dog, you must obtain a license valid for two years from July 1 to June 30. This license is available at City Hall. Visit the section for more information
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Municipal magazine CONTACT
The municipal magazine CONTACT is published five times a year and is distributed 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. Consult it onlin......
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bciti+
Download this application that centralizes your interactions with the City! Receive important notices and news by email or text message, make requests, ask questions or write comments and keep track of the progress of your file. Visit the......
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Agglomeration
The City of Montréal assume responsibility for providing urban agglomeration services to all island residents and for administering the facilities involved in carrying ......
