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Home & Neighbourhood Utilities
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.
All properties within Beaumont are billed for water and wastewater (sewer) services. Residential properties (excluding multi-family properties, rental buildings) are also billed for curbside garbage, organics and recycling collection. Renters will need to pay City utilities through the property owner, as only Titled Owners can set up utility accounts.
Your utility bill consists of the following:
The City bills every 2 months and mails them out in: January, March, May, July, September, November.
Please note that your first bill will also have a one-time administration/connection fee.
It’s your responsibility to pay on time to avoid penalties. If you haven’t received your utility bill, please contact Beaumont’s Administration Office to get a copy.
The penalty is 2.6%, which is applied the next business day after the due date identified on the utility bill. After 90 days of an overdue account, the owner will receive a letter notifying them that the outstanding balance (plus a $30 fee) will be added to their property tax bill.
*Review the City of Beaumont’s Fees and Charges Bylaw (linked below) for more on this year’s utility fees and charges. Fees and penalties are subject to change.
These regulations (and fees/charges) have been established by the City of Beaumont for water and wastewater operations. Please also find tips on utility conservation.