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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Brentwood public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Pavement Management Program 2026 completion
The city was set to formally accept completion of the 2026 asphalt paving program by Consolidated Engineering, wrapping up street resurfacing work funded this year.
Accessible Public Transportation and Tri MyRide
Tri Delta Transit reviewed fixed-route services, paratransit, and the successful rollout of the Tri MyRide microtransit service in Brentwood.
Lone Oak Road Traffic and Infrastructure
Residents and council members debated how to handle speeding and traffic on Lone Oak Road without destroying the street's rural charm or hitting homeowners with massive bills. The council ultimately rejected a $5.1 million widening project and assessment district, opting instead for minor traffic calming tools.
Engineering Standards and Traffic Calming Review
Vice Mayor Pierson requested a comprehensive review of city engineering standards, decision-making frameworks, traffic calming measures, and associated costs.
Citywide Sidewalk and Concrete Maintenance
The city awarded a contract to repair sidewalk hazards, curbs, and gutters to improve pedestrian safety and reduce trip-and-fall liabilities.
Traffic Task Force Proposal
Council voted to create a task force of residents, staff, and experts to tackle speeding, congestion, and neighborhood traffic safety.
Lone Tree Way At-Grade Crossing & Traffic Improvements
The city is moving forward with an at-grade four-lane design for the Lone Tree Way railway crossing to relieve traffic bottlenecks and improve safety, saving millions compared to an old underpass plan.