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New to Beaumont
Welcome to Beaumont, a thriving, family-oriented and safe community of over 23,000 residents located 1.5 kilometres south of Edmonton.
As a resident, you’ll enjoy over 40 kilometres of paved pathways, excellent recreational facilities such as the Beaumont Sport and Recreation Centre, a wonderful library and safe neighbourhoods.
We’re excited to introduce you to Beaumont with a welcome package full of resources to help with your transition.
On behalf of your City Council, it is my pleasure to welcome you to Beaumont! As a new resident, we want to make your transition into our beautiful community as seamless and enjoyable as possible.
Below are some resources you may find helpful with your transition into Beaumont. We take immense pride in our community and are delighted for you to be part of it. – Mayor Bill Daneluik
Find the resources below to help your move-in process.
Your utility bill consists of the following:
The City bills every 2 months and mails them out in: January, March, May, July, September, November.
The City of Beaumont does not provide natural gas or electricity. You will need to set up separate accounts with a third party for those services. See the Utilities Consumer Advocate site for providers.
NOTE: Please allow 1 week for waste carts to be delivered (carts are delivered on your next available collection day), but give as much notice as possible to avoid delays.
Licences allow lost pets to get back home easier. All dogs and cats 6 months or older that reside in Beaumont must have a valid animal licence and tags. The fine for failing to obtain a licence is $250 and the fine for failing to display a tag is $100.
A total of four pets are allowed per household (with a limit of three each of either cats or dogs).
Are you using moving containers to move into your new home? If they’re placed on the road, you need to apply for an encroachment permit.
Manage and pay your property tax and utility bills online.
Submit service requests online for concerns or complaints, like:
Find other ways to contact the City on the Report a Non-Emergency page.
The City of Beaumont operates a zone-based Monday to Friday waste collection schedule. Your household zone will have specific pickup dates.
Garbage collection (grey waste cart) is picked up every other week.
Organics collection (green waste cart) is weekly during the summer months and bi-weekly during the winter months. The weekly schedule starts in late April and changes to every other week in late October.
Recycling is picked up weekly.
Get more scheduling information and resources on the Waste & Recycling page.
Public notices include alerts, closures and emergencies, as well as any notice relevant to all residents of Beaumont.
News includes timely updates about all things Beaumont from economic development to strategic plans from Council to bylaw updates.
Calendar events let you know what’s happening around Beaumont!
We would like to officially welcome you to our city with a package containing resources to help with your transition into Beaumont. To get your welcome package, fill out the information below. A Family and Community Support Services member will then contact you to determine the best time to pick up the package from the FCSS office (5817 Rue Eaglemont).
The personal information in this survey is being collected under section 33(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIP) for the purpose of providing new residents with a welcome package and providing information about current and future FCSS supports, programs, and services. All personal information will be managed in accordance with the privacy provisions in the FOIP Act. If you have any questions regarding the collection of this information, please contact communications@beaumont.ab.ca