Welcome to Brentwood, CA! Our vibrant city offers 19.2 miles of trails, year-round community events & activities including our concerts in the park series. Upcoming Events

Each Department is dedicated and committed to raising Brentwood into a beautiful, full-grown city. Located on these pages is information about each City Department - what they do, how they work, and how to contact them.

Welcome to Brentwood, one of the fastest-growing cities in the nine-county Bay Area. Our vibrant city is known for its rich agricultural roots, family-friendly amenities, recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts and is a premier city to live, work, and play.

Located 55 miles east of San Francisco, the City of Brentwood is a charming and desirable community for residents and businesses alike. Incorporated in 1948, Brentwood is located in the far Eastern Contra Costa County region of the San Francisco Bay Area.

Contact. Planning Division 150 City Park Way Brentwood, CA 94513. 925-516-5405 925-516-5407 (fax) Email

2023年5月9日 · Brentwood residents can find useful links to city services and information below. City Careers. Start a Career with the City of Brentwood . City Council. District Map; City Council Meetings; Agendas, Boards and Commissions . Contra Costa County Fire Protection District

2024年12月9日 · The City of Brentwood has been operating its own Solid Waste Division since 1994. Its collection program has been a leader in the County's recycling efforts with its …

Sukari Beshears is the Director of Human Resources/Risk Manager for the City of Brentwood. She has served over 30 years in the public sector. Sukari has worked for cities, counties, and …

Downtown Brentwood is a charming and unique, historically maintained commercial and residential district. It is family friendly, safe and pedestrian friendly and home to a diverse selection of restaurants, boutiques, salons + spa and retail stores.

(06/27/24) The City of Brentwood 2023 Annual Water Quality Report is now available. The City is proud to produce high quality water that continues to be lower than every federal and state standard for safe drinking water.