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Topics getting the most attention in Beaumont public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Beaumont voters, get ready for the May 2nd elections! This guide has all the deets on where to cast your ballot and what you need to bring. Don't miss out on making your voice heard!
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.
Beaumont's city manager is out! Kenneth Williams is heading off, and the city's planning a send-off. Wonder who'll step up to lead?
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.
Get ready for Beaumont's big State of the City address! The mayor's dishing out updates on how things are going, and this year it's happening at the fancy Jefferson Theatre, almost like a movie premiere.
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.
Your landline might not get you 911 in Beaumont right now. If you need help, use your cell phone or a different phone service. This is a temporary glitch with AT&T landlines.
Beaumont's getting a boost in affordable housing! The city's partnering with Habitat for Humanity to construct two new homes, making homeownership a reality for more residents.
Beaumont's City Manager, Kenneth Williams, is retiring after years of service. This means a big leadership change is coming, and the city will soon be looking for a new person to fill his very important role.
Get ready for a shake-up in how Beaumont's city government and local businesses work together. The City Council and Chamber of Commerce are officially ending their funding relationship, which could change a lot of things.
Beaumont's EMS workers and the city are locked in a tough negotiation over pay and staffing levels. If they can't reach an agreement, it could seriously impact our emergency response times and the quality of care we receive.
Beaumont just earned a Gold Scenic City Certification, meaning the city is officially looking good and focusing on making things beautiful. This recognition highlights the city's commitment to improving its appearance and public spaces.
Want to have a say in how Beaumont is run? The city is pushing for more residents to show up to council meetings and share their thoughts on everything happening in town. It's your chance to influence decisions!
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.
A city council member is calling for the Beaumont fire chief to resign, sparking questions about internal city hall drama. What's really going on with our fire department leadership?
Beaumont restaurants are up in arms over new city fee changes. It's unclear yet if this will mean higher prices for your favorite takeout meals.
Beaumont's Riverfront Park is getting a major facelift thanks to state funding! Expect exciting upgrades that will make the park even better for everyone to enjoy.
Beaumont's city council is changing how presentations are handled. This could mean faster meetings or more time for residents to speak up.
Beaumont's mayor is launching a new Veterans Coalition to better connect local veterans with the support and resources they need. Get ready for more city-backed programs aimed at helping our heroes.
Beaumont's year-old ban on illegal camping is a mixed bag. While some residents feel it's made the city cleaner, others argue it hasn't actually helped the homeless population find solutions.
Beaumont's Riverfront Park is finally open again after a big re-opening celebration! Get ready to enjoy the new and improved features.
Beaumont City Council decided not to create new penalties for people who mess with child custody orders. They essentially said it's not the city's job to police family drama.
Beaumont just won a big gold award for its "Parks for All" playbook. This recognizes the city's hard work to make sure everyone can enjoy our local parks.
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 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!
Beaumont's City Clerk is reminding residents how to access public information. You can file open records requests to see everything from meeting notes to financial data, because transparency matters!