Community guide · 21 km from downtown Edmonton
Beaumont
Beaumont is a fast-growing city of about 26,000 people right on Edmonton's southeast edge, about 6 km northeast of Leduc. French-Canadian settlers founded it in 1895, and it's one of four officially bilingual municipalities in Alberta.
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- 26,305People (2025 estimate, Alberta Regional Dashboard)
- 9.34 per $1,0002026 property tax (about $4,671 a year on a $500,000 assessment)
- January 1, 2019City since
- One of Alberta's four official bilingual municipalitiesBilingual
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24 neighbourhoods in Beaumont
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What's around Beaumont.
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School zones: Edmonton Public Schools attendance areas from City of Edmonton open data (2021 school year, the newest published). Boundaries can change, so always check an address with the EPSB school locator. Edmonton Catholic does not publish zone maps; ask Brent or check with Edmonton Catholic Schools.
Places from OpenStreetMap contributors and Beaumont open data; schools from the school boards' own sites. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.
What's around .
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School zones: Edmonton Public Schools attendance areas from City of Edmonton open data (2021 school year, the newest published). Boundaries can change, so always check an address with the EPSB school locator. Edmonton Catholic does not publish zone maps; ask Brent or check with Edmonton Catholic Schools.
Places from OpenStreetMap contributors and Beaumont open data. Neighbourhood edges: City of Beaumont open data. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.
About Beaumont
Beaumont was founded in 1895 as a French-speaking farming community. The name means "beautiful hill", for the hill where St. Vital Church (1919) stands. It became a village in 1973, a town in 1980 and a city on January 1, 2019.
It grew from 17,396 people in 2016 to 20,888 in 2021 (federal census), and the provincial estimate for 2025 is 26,305. The City expects about 30,000 residents by 2030.
Many residents commute: in 2014, 49.6% of the workforce worked in Edmonton.
Where people live.
Centre-Ville
The downtown core has a French-village look with red brick walkways, with St. Vital Church on the hill.
28 neighbourhoods
The City maps 28 neighbourhoods, from Centre-Ville, St. Vital and Beau Meadow to newer Dansereau Meadows, Eaglemont Heights, Azur, Elan and Le Rêve.
Room to grow
Areas annexed in 2017 sit on the city's edges and are mapped separately.
Things to do.
Beaumont Sport and Recreation Centre
Arena, pool, field house, walking track, climbing wall and fitness centre.
Festivals
The Beaumont Music Festival and Beaumont Days each early summer.
Four Seasons Park
One of the city's main parks.
Coloniale Golf Club
Golf on the edge of town.
Getting around.
- Highway 814 (50 Street) runs north into south Edmonton and the Anthony Henday. Highway 625 runs west to Nisku and the airport.
- Edmonton International Airport is about 8 km southwest.
- There's no local bus inside Beaumont. An Edmonton Transit Service commuter route runs to Mill Woods Transit Centre; check current times before you rely on it.
Owning a home in Beaumont.
2026 property tax
9.34 per $1,000 of assessed value
$4,671 a year, about $389 a month
Municipal 6.759143 + school 2.479616 + seniors housing 0.102819. City of Beaumont Bylaw 1100-26. An estimate only: your bill uses your own assessment.
Garbage
Three carts (garbage, organics, recycling). Garbage every two weeks in two zones. Organics go to every other week from early November through winter. Use the Savvy Waste app for your schedule. Report a missed pickup within 48 hours (780-929-4306). An extra cart costs $62.88 once plus $9.18 a month.
beaumont.ab.ca ↗
Looking at an acreage nearby?
Leduc County (acreages around Leduc, Beaumont and Devon): good to know
Snow
Leduc County plows private driveways FREE up to three times a season once you sign a private driveway snowplow agreement (more visits are billed). Leave gates open; crews won't clear the windrow at your driveway end. Request at snow@leduc-county.com.
leduc-county.com ↗Garbage
Eight free transfer stations (Looma, Mission Beach, New Sarepta, Rolly View, Sunnybrook, Thorsby, Warburg, Wizard Lake) with no limit or charge for household waste. You need a free access card. Door-to-door pickup only in Nisku, New Sarepta and a few subdivisions (Churchill Meadow, Irvine Creek, Diamond Estates, Lukas Estates, Royal Oaks).
leduc-county.com ↗Burning
A free permit is needed for every open burn from March 1 to Oct 31 (online or from a local fire guardian). No open burning in hamlets or subdivisions. Fire pits and burn barrels need no permit.
leduc-county.com ↗
Rules change. Check with your city, town or county before you count on any of this.
Schools in Beaumont.
- École Beau Meadow SchoolBlack Gold School Division
- École Bellevue SchoolBlack Gold School Division
- École Champs Vallée SchoolBlack Gold School Division
- École Dansereau Meadows SchoolBlack Gold School Division
- École Horizon Heights SchoolBlack Gold School Division
- École J. E. Lapointe SchoolBlack Gold School Division
- École Secondaire Beaumont Composite High SchoolBlack Gold School Division
- Black Gold Outreach School (Beaumont)Black Gold School Division
- Académie Saint-André AcademySt. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Schools (STAR Catholic) · K-4
- École Mother d'YouvilleSt. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Schools (STAR Catholic) · 5-9
- École Quatre-SaisonsConseil scolaire Centre-Nord (francophone)
School list from Alberta Education's school capacity list (2023/24) and each board's 2026 school list. Grades are null where the board doesn't publish them in a form we could check; families should confirm designated schools with each board.
What’s coming.
- Beaumont ends photo radar on December 6, 2026. Tickets issued before then still stand. City of Beaumont
- A new cenotaph will be dedicated at the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Beaumont Sport and Recreation Centre on November 11, 2026. City of Beaumont
- More than 1,100 residents answered the 2027 budget survey on property taxes and city services; the 2027 budget is next. City of Beaumont
Beaumont questions
What do homes cost in Beaumont?
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What are property taxes like in Beaumont?
The 2026 residential rate is about 9.34 per $1,000 of assessed value, including the provincial school tax. On a home assessed at $500,000 that is about $4,671 a year. Check your own assessment with the City.
What school boards serve Beaumont?
Black Gold School Division (many schools offer French Immersion), St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Schools (STAR Catholic), and Conseil scolaire Centre-Nord (École Quatre-Saisons) for French first-language schooling.
Is Beaumont growing?
Yes. It grew about 20% between the 2016 and 2021 censuses, and the City expects about 30,000 residents by 2030.
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