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City Council Meeting 7/21/26 | City of Beaumont
Published: Jul 21, 2026
City of Bumont Recognized on California Risk Reduction Community List
The City Council recognized the city's inclusion on the California Risk Reduction Community List (FRRC), also known as FARCL. This designation acknowledges communities taking proactive steps in wildfire risk reduction, preparedness, local planning, public education, and mitigation efforts. Being on this list better positions the city to compete for state and federal grant funding for wildfire resilience projects and may support homeowners through California's Safer from Wildfires framework by encouraging insurance companies to recognize risk reduction actions. The designation is valid through June 2028, with a reapplication needed in mid-2027.
Delinquent Solid Waste Charges Approved for Placement on Property Tax Rolls
The City Council held a public hearing and approved the placement of delinquent solid waste handling service charges onto the Riverside County property tax roll. The annual staff report indicated that as of the hearing date, 1,156 accounts were being assessed for a total of $445,000 in delinquent charges. This process is authorized by the Bowmont Municipal Code and Health and Safety Code. Waste Management sent out notices to customers regarding the hearing and payment deadlines. Council member Fen raised concerns about the increasing number of delinquent accounts compared to the previous year and inquired about public outreach efforts. The council approved the resolution to collect these delinquent charges via the property tax roll.
Four Seasons Community Recognized as First Firewise USA Community in Bumont
The Four Seasons community was recognized as the first Firewise USA community in Bumont. Achieving this designation involves community assessment of wildland fire risk, focusing on defensible space, vegetation management, and home hardening. The recognition is a collaboration between the fire department and community members. The community expressed gratitude for the support from the city and CalFire.
Amended Sports Field Policy Introduces New Fees for Synthetic Turf Fields and Updates Reservation Rules
The City Council approved amendments to the Sports Field Policy, including new fees for the recently completed synthetic turf fields at the sports park. The policy update aims to clarify fees, better manage park reservations, and ensure adequate facilities (restrooms, parking) for reservable spaces. Several parks are being designated as non-reservable to manage capacity and impact on surrounding neighborhoods. Definitions for tournaments and special events have been updated to prevent circumvention of rules. The changes were reviewed by the Parks and Recreation Committee and user groups, with feedback incorporated.
City Awards $3.4 Million Contract for Annual Street Rehabilitation and Maintenance
The City Council approved a public works agreement with Madach Corporation for the Fiscal Year 26 annual citywide street rehabilitation and maintenance project (R2601) for a base bid of $2,794,698. The total contract amount, including four additive bids for work on Highland Springs, is $3,428,548. The city is partnering with the City of Banning to improve Highland Springs from 8th Street to the south limit of the UPRR railroad, with Banning contributing approximately $400,000. The project also includes a recommended 10% contingency, bringing the total authorized construction cost to $3,771,403. Construction timelines were clarified, with projects approved a year in advance to accumulate funds.
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