Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Brentwood public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues in parks rec with high priority
Oak Meadow Park Field Lighting and Safety
Chair Lind requested a discussion on the lighting conditions at Oak Meadow Park. Better lighting impacts evening usability, safety, and community comfort in local green spaces.
Liberty High School Public Art and Design Academy 2027 Project Proposal
High school art students presented five colorful mural concepts for the Brentwood Family Aquatic Center. Commissioners loved the work but want the students to adjust their designs to fit around hallway doors and windows before making a final choice.
Public Art Guidelines & Funding Scope
The commission reviewed and advanced updates to the city's public art guidelines. These changes expand what counts as art and clarify how public art funds can be spent.
Playground Replacements
The commission reviewed and approved the conceptual design for the Walnut Park playground replacement, featuring modern equipment, shade structures, and pour-in-place rubber surfacing.
Public Art Utility Box Project
The city is moving forward with painting 11 utility boxes across Brentwood with local artwork to enhance streetscapes and support local artists, funded by the public art acquisition fund.
Expansion of Adaptive Recreation and Senior Services
The city and its nonprofit partners are expanding programs for seniors and individuals with disabilities, including job training, sensory-friendly movie nights, and upgraded facilities at the senior center.
2026-27 Art Priority List & Gateway Projects
The city is updating its public art priority list to include new facilities like the aquatic complex and sports centers while removing completed sites.
Park Shade Structure Funding and Design
Commissioners want the city to set aside $200,000 a year to build shade structures over play areas so parks aren't too hot to use during Brentwood's long, scorching summers.
Arts Commission Appointments
The city interviewed residents to fill two open seats on the Arts Commission to help guide local cultural programs and public art.