Beaumont · week of October 24, 2026
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Second Quarter Investment and Cash Management Review
The committee is reviewing first-quarter budget figures, cash holdings, and CalPERS pension funding updates to keep city finances on track.
What it means: Residents benefit from transparent fiscal oversight and responsible financial planning.
Follow this issue →Community Recreation Center Feasibility Study
RHA Community Works will introduce a feasibility study for a potential new community recreation center, examining project viability and community needs.
What it means: Beaumont residents seeking expanded indoor recreation, community programs, and civic gathering spaces.
Follow this issue →City Investment Policy Modernization
The city is looking to update its investment guidelines with help from Chandler Asset Management to ensure safety, liquidity, and proper returns on municipal funds.
What it means: City residents and local taxpayers benefit from secure and efficiently managed municipal funds.
Follow this issue →Synthetic Herbicide-Free Park Turf Management Policy
The city is exploring a shift away from routine synthetic herbicide use on public park turf to enhance environmental and public safety. If advanced, staff will draft a comprehensive policy involving inventories, pilot testing, and financial reviews.
What it means: Local residents, park visitors, children, and pets who frequent public parks and will benefit from reduced chemical exposure.
Follow this issue →FY 2025-2026 Fourth Quarter Budget-to-Actuals
The committee is reviewing first-quarter budget figures, cash holdings, and CalPERS pension funding updates to keep city finances on track.
What it means: Residents benefit from transparent fiscal oversight and responsible financial planning.
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What's coming, and the deadline
City Council · Tuesday, November 3
Newly scheduled — no agenda published yet.
Check back here →Planning Commission · Wednesday, November 11
Newly scheduled — no agenda published yet.
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