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Expenses - Beaconsfield
The budgetary expenditure categories are revised according to anticipated needs and costs. The details of the most significant changes are summarized below: Revised increasing expenses: $1,127,600 for our Agglomeration share $917,841 for salarie......
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James-Armstrong Pavilion - Mr. René Wenker, in loving memory of Mrs. Elaine Creighton
A gazebo was erected in James-Armstrong Parc in loving memory of Elaine Creighton by her husband René Wenker, who wishes to have his wife's life memorialized in the beautiful waterfront location. In loving memory of Elaine Creighton, 1946 - 2023......
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Preparing together: the power of neighbours in climate resilience
The Connecting Beaconsfield project: Building climate resilience through social connection If there was a power outage, heat wave, shortage of water, or flood in your neighbourhood, do you know who might need help or who you......
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Connecting Beaconsfield Project
If there was a power outage, heat wave, shortage of water, or flood in your neighbourhood, do you know who might need help or who you could turn to if you needed help? Social connection plays an important role in responding to and recover......
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Revenue - Beaconsfield
Increasing revenue: $1,927,283 from property tax $250,000 from land transfer duties $214,832 from water tax $150,000 from work carried out for third parties, including the Agglomeration $149,300 from arena rentals, which has resumed all activi......
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Expenses - Beaconsfield
The budgetary expenditure categories are revised according to anticipated needs and costs. The details of the most significant changes are summarized below: Revised increasing expenses: $880,225 for salaries and employee benefits $500,000 for th......
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How can you prepare for climate emergencies?
Beaconsfield is particularly exposed to three major climate risks: Flooding Prolonged power outages Heatwaves As many residents experienced during the August 2024 heavy rainfall events, the April......
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What is the City doing to reduce emissions?
Gradual conversion of municipal buildings to electric heating Progressive replacement of the municipal fleet Energy-efficient renovation and construction projects Municipal by-laws related to water use, wood......
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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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Citizen portal
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 coo......
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Climate Action Week 2026
To mark Climate Action Week in Beaconsfield, we invite you to become a climate hero by taking concrete actions for the environment and the resilience of our community. Every action counts. Whether it’s planting a tree, sharing an item, h......
