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Beaumont · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Beaumont public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Local businesses are tired of homeless encampments affecting their operations and are pushing the city for solutions. They want to know what Beaumont plans to do to address the growing homelessness and public safety concerns.
Beaumont PD went on a crime-fighting spree, making dozens of stops and nabbing three people and three guns. They're targeting hotspots to make the city safer.
An agreement with Care Solace was approved to provide mental health care coordination services, utilizing opioid settlement funds. This aims to improve access to mental health resources for residents and employees.
Beaumont is participating in a statewide drill to test emergency alert systems. The goal is to ensure residents can be quickly notified during critical events.
A shooting at Rogers Park has the city government on alert. They're investigating what happened and looking into new safety measures to keep you safe.
The City Council met in a closed executive session to evaluate and discuss the employment, duties, and appointment status of City Manager Kenneth Williams.
Beaumont's kicking its cold weather plan into gear to get ready for storms. City services will be on standby to help residents stay safe when the temperature plummets.
Worried about safety at Rogers Park after a recent shooting? City leaders are stepping up security, but it's unclear exactly what that means for you. Will it be more cops or new rules?
The historic Goodhue Building in Beaumont is officially a safety hazard after an inspection revealed serious issues. Adding to the drama, two people were caught stealing copper from the condemned structure, likely contributing to its decay.
Beaumont's fire department is facing leadership shake-ups, with a city councilmember calling for the chief and assistant chief to step down. This comes despite a recent boom in cadet applications and high scores on entrance exams, suggesting internal politics might be at play.
Beaumont police officers are getting a significant pay raise over the next four years. The city and the police union have agreed to 5% annual increases, which is a big win for law enforcement.
Beaumont firefighters are getting a raise! Their new 3-year contract means a 7% pay increase right off the bat. It's a big win for the folks keeping our city safe.
Beaumont is testing its emergency alert system next Thursday. You might get a test notification via call, text, or email. Make sure you're signed up on the STAN website so you get real alerts when it counts!