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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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Who should I contact if I have questions?
You can email us at any time at the following address: centennial@beaconsfield.ca . We also recommend visiting the Little Entrepreneurs website, where you will find all the guides, tools, and important in......
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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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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 ma......
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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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Climate + social connection: A municipal strategy
Beaconsfield’s Climate Action Plan rests on a key pillar: mobilizing and equipping residents. Why? Because mutual aid, social connection, and local action are powerful levers for adapting to climate impacts that are increasingly present......
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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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What can you do as a resident to adapt to climate change?
Green your property Protect the trees on your property and take part in the greening campaign by planting a tree Trees planted on the municipal right-of-way in front of homes are offered free of charge – click......
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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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Summer 2026 work
The road construction season is underway. Work scheduled for this period will doubtlessly cause temporary inconveniences. We urge all pedestrians, cyclists and motorists to take precautions around work sites. Drivers should be careful when approachi......
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How will the comments be taken into account?
The comments collected will be analyzed to bring out the issues raised, community priorities, and the main trends emerging from the contributions. The analysis will draw on residents' first-hand knowledge of the area and will ......
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How will your contributions be used?
To better understand the realities and challenges specific to different neighbourhoods To identify collective priorities To enrich the discussion on the area’s development To inform the development of guidelines that will steer future planning
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Can I participate if I am unable to travel?
Yes. Online consultations and the comment platform are accessible at any time, without needing to travel. Mobile information booths are also set up in various sectors of the City to reduce the distances residents need to travel. &n......
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Council meetings and documents
Agenda and documents for consultation The agenda is available for consultation from the Friday preceding the meeting: see below to access the links to the agenda and draft by-laws, draft resolutions and other documents under consideration by......
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Public Notices
Following the adoption of an Act mainly to recognize that municipalities are local governments and to increase their autonomy and powers (Bill n°122), municipalities are no longer obligated to publish their public notices in local newspapers. Munici......
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Make a claim
Under section 585 and followings of the Cities and Towns Act (R.S.Q. chapter C-19), if any person claims or pretends to have suffered property damages* or bodily injury by any accident, for which he or she intends to claim damages from the muni......
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Municipal By-laws
Please find below a few of our municipal by-laws. Please note that the text of each of the by-laws on this website is presented for information purposes only and has no official value. No guarantee is offered as to the accuracy or the reliability of......
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Snow Removal
The snow from your driveway must be kept on your property and not ploughed onto the street. Accumulating the snow along the sides, rather than at the end of your driveway, will help to eliminate high banks and improve the visibility required to exi......
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Vulnerable person registry
Are you a vulnerable person without knowing it? You are new to the country and/or the region You have an infant and/or you are a single parent You have a child with special needs You have a hearing,......
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Air
Every day, the average person inhales about 20,000 litres of air. Human activities also release substances into the air, many of which are harmful to us as well as to plants and animals. This air pollution comes in the form of both gases and partic......
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Leisure and activity programming
REGISTRATION FOR THE FALL 2026 SESSION For Beaconsfield's residents: All activities: Tuesday, September 1 beginning at 8:30 a.m. For non-residents: All activities: Tuesday, September 8 beginning at 8:30 a.m. &n......
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Soundproofing techniques for existing residential buildings
The following guide provides a series of practical soundproofing techniques to limit the impact of surrounding noises on existing residential buildings. For each solution proposed, an evaluation of the cost to benefit is provided, as well as whether......
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Reuse organizations
YOUR OBJECTS AREN'T GARBAGE! Instead of sending your objects off to the bulky items collection, think of donating them! Act locally and donate the items you no longer need to a local reuse organization! Giving your objects a new life is the best w......
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Project: Noise barrier along autoroute 20
The ministère des Transports, in cooperation with the City of Beaconsfield , held a public information session about the project to install a noise barrier along Highway 20, in Beaconsfield, between rue Devon and rue Jasper. The Ministère’s 20-minu......
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Residential pool safety
By September 30, 2027, all residential pools—including those installed before 2010—must comply with the Residential Swimming Pool Safety Regulation. The City is required to maintain a registry of compliant installations within its territor......
