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Government Boards & Committees
The boards and committees established by Beaumont City Council serve a range of functions that strengthen the community.
With membership appointed from the public by Council, the boards and committees:
Board members are appointed by Council from an annual call for volunteers or as vacancies arise. Board recruitment closes in December and City Council appoints public members in January. Our thanks to everyone who applies to serve the community.
Whether it’s advising City Council on needs for recreation, culture, the arts, or issues affecting youth, or you want a hand in setting the direction for the Beaumont library, hearing subdivision and development appeals, or evaluating funding requests for community groups, there are many ways for you to serve it up!
Beaumont Municipal Library Board
The Beaumont Municipal Library Board provides important oversight, particularly for setting strategic direction, overseeing financial management and reporting, establishing policies and ethical standards for management, and building community relationships.
To learn more, visit the Board’s webpage or view the Beaumont Municipal Library Board bylaw [pdf].
Arts Advisory Committee
Reviews grant applications and provides guidance to Council on public art, promoting local artists, and strengthening community through artistic expression.
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Grant Funding Advisory Committee
Makes recommendations related to the awarding of Community Grant Program funds.
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Municipal Policing Committee
Helps set and oversee policing priorities for Beaumont with the RCMP, while representing the interests and concerns of the public.
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Recreation and Culture Advisory Committee
Provides advice to Council on policy, facilities, and programming related to recreation, sports, leisure, heritage, community events and volunteerism.
Learn more about the Recreation and Culture Advisory Committee >>
Regional Assessment Review Board (RARB)
An independent quasi-judicial board co-established by several municipalities under the authority of the Municipal Government Act and the City’s RARB Bylaw.
Learn more about the Regional Assessment Review Board >>
Subdivision & Development Appeal Board (SDAB)
A quasi-judicial board that hears appeals regarding decisions made by The City of Beaumont subdivision and development authorities and renders decisions based on the evidence presented.
Learn more about the Subdivision & Development Appeal Board >>
Youth Advisory Committee
Provides advice to Council on matters that have a significant impact to youth in Beaumont, such as, but not limited to mental health supports, youth activities and programming, volunteer and employment supports and civic engagement.
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Hear from local members of the public about why they served their community through boards and committees.
Grant Tolley has a long history of service to Beaumont. He cites the feeling from seeing a project he had a hand in, along with 17 other special reasons.
Long-time Beaumont resident Barb Willis joined a steering committee out of an interest in the arts and to meet new people. Find out what else she gained from the experience.
Leonard Spink and his wife chose Beaumont as a safe, welcoming place to raise their family. Serving on boards and committees is a way he contributes to the strength of the community as it grows.