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Procedure
To inquire about a dedicated park bench or tree, please write to the Registry and Public Affairs Department. These requests can be submitted by family, friends, groups or businesses. Write to us
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Cost
The cost for a tree or a bench includes installation or planting, the commemorative label as well as maintenance. The label will bear the City logo, the name of the commemorated person, the date of birth and the date of death. Tree : $7......
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Why use Partage Club instead of online groups?
Unlike informal platforms like Facebook groups , Partage Club is designed for a safe, respectful, and well-managed experience. Verified and managed profiles : All m embers must accept the terms of use to access the app. Ea......
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Neighbour-to-neighbour sharing : how it works
In Beaconsfield, sharing is built on respect, trust… while having fun! Whether you're lending/borrowing an item or offering a helping hand, here are some simple tips to make your experience enjoyable and safe: ......
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What if something gets damaged or lost? Can I get compensation?
Don’t worry! Partage Club handles incidents directly. The City of Beaconsfield does not intervene. Each user is covered up to $300 per year, according to the terms described in section 11.5 – Limitation of liability......
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Who can respond to my requests for help with services or items? Who sees the objects I want to lend?
Only Beaconsfield residents with a Partage Club license granted through the City can see and respond to your requests – whether it’s for borrowing an item or requesting a service. This local access helps strengthen so......
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Partage Club
Through this mobile app, residents can easily lend, borrow items, or request services from neighbors, in a spirit of trust and mutual aid. Fully bilingual, the app is designed to promote exchanges and strengthen social connections a......
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Who can vote?
Check your registration on the list of electors! Click here and fill in the information to verify your registration on the Beaconsfield electoral list, or call 514 428-4400, extension 4422. Call 514 428-4400 ext. 4422 Cond......
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Polling results
Election results will be available online on Sunday, November 2 starting at 8 p.m. The Council Chamber at City Hall will also be open for candidates and the public to view results.
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Until September 30, 2026 – the current by-law applies
Until September 30, 2026, the rules in force are those set out in By-law BEAC-46-6. This means that non-certified fireplaces and appliances may still be used, but under specific conditions: they must not be used for more than six consecutive hours......
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Candidates
The complete list of candidates for the municipal election is available on the website of the Directeur général des élections du Québec (DGEQ). Candidates - City of Beaconsfield
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the replacement mandatory? Yes. The replacement of the water meter is mandatory under By-law BEAC-070 – By-law concerning the use of drinking water . Will I have to pay for it? No. The r......
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Do NOT feed wildlife
Did you know that it is not permitted to feed wild animals on the City of Beaconsfield's territory? You may think you are helping the animal, but feed ing animals only harms them. Did you know: Human food is not healthy for......
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Permit and request delays
Consult our list of some of the City of Beaconsfield’s most common permits and service requests, along with the typical processing times you can expect for each one. Please note that this table is provided for information purposes only and is......
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Social infrastructure: our invisible strength
When we think of climate adaptation, we often picture visible infrastructure: roads, buildings, electrical systems. But there is another form of infrastructure, invisible, yet equally essential: our social fabric . A com......
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Neighbourhood stories
What your neighbours are saying about Connecting Beaconsfield… “I felt comfortable enough to host my first garage sale. Even though I don’t speak much English, neighbours came by to say hello.” A recent Beaconsfield reside......
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Artist & Garden Tour
A lively, creative, inspiring event at the heart of Beaconsfield’s neighbourhoods. Once a year, during the summer, residents are invited to open their gardens and/or art studios (some open both!) to share their world with the entire comm......
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Where do our emissions come from? What are our local targets?
Greenhouse gases (GHGs), such as CO₂ and methane, trap heat in the atmosphere. In Beaconsfield, emissions mainly come from: building heating transportation consumption waste managem......
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Connecting Beaconsfield : solidarity and resilience
What if your neighbours became your best allies during a flood, prolonged power outage or heatwave? Building connections with neighbours is also a way to better prepare for climate impacts. The Connecting Beaconsfiel......
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Working together, one action at a time
Here are a few simple and useful actions from our climate action sheets that can have a concrete impact in Beaconsfield: Climate action L ocal impact Reduce water co......
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Storm Debby: torrential rain and floodings August 9 and 10, 2024
Preliminary Action Plan Following the floodings of August 9, 2024, the City of Beaconsfield is committed to implementing an action plan to strengthen our community’s resilience to extreme weather events. This multi-phased plan is based on an in-dep......
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Stormwater Drainage – Elm–Tower Area
This document provides a comprehensive overview of the technical analyses carried out, the work undertaken since 2024 and the next steps planned to improve stormwater management in this area, which is particularly vulnerable to heavy rainfall. In t......
