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Home & Neighbourhood Public Safety
Public safety is a shared responsibility and by working together, the City and residents can keep our community safe for all.
The City of Beaumont works each day to help make Beaumont a community where people feel safe, welcome and supported. Public safety is a shared responsibility and by working together, the City and residents can keep our community safe for all.
Learn more about some of the services the City of Beaumont provides and other resources for public safety in the community.
Protective Services in Beaumont are delivered through various enforcement agencies and departments that serve and protect Beaumont. For emergency medical, fire or police services in Beaumont, dial 9-1-1.
Know what’s below before digging! Residents and contractors planning to do any work that involves digging into the ground are required to get underground utility locates done before work begins.
The City of Beaumont’s Emergency Management team prepares for emergencies year-round.
The City of Beaumont and Beaumont Fire Services are committed to keeping residents safe from fire hazards. Learn more about fire bans and restrictions and how residents can help protect themselves from fire hazards in their home.
Keeping roads and sidewalks safe in winter is a shared responsibility. Learn more about how the City prioritizes sanding, plowing and snow removal and what residents are responsible for, including:
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger from family violence, call 9-1-1. For non-urgent family violence prevention and supports, learn how Beaumont’s Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) can help.
For public water and wastewater emergencies, such as watermain breaks and flooded roads, contact the City of Beaumont:
For plumbing and sewage concerns on private property, contact a plumber or qualified contractor.
Pet owners are responsible to keep both their pets and members of the community safe. Learn more about responsible pet ownership and animal control in Beaumont.
Stormwater ponds add scenic, natural-looking water features to communities, but they have an important job to do and are working drainage infrastructure. With stormwater constantly flowing in and out and fluctuating water levels, they aren’t safe for skating, swimming, walking on or any other recreational use. Stick to walking paths and use other safe outdoor skating rinks instead.
Motorist, cyclists and pedestrians deserve to feel safe while travelling throughout the city. Learn more about how the City enforces public safety in high-priority areas that have the highest risk for injuries, like schools and playgrounds.