Millbrae
Millbrae is a city of 24,000 on the San Francisco Peninsula — a compact, transit-rich community anchored by the only BART and Caltrain co-located station in the Bay Area, making it a key regional transit hub. Incorporated 1948, governed by a five-member Council, adjacent to SFO.
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Millbrae City Council has an upcoming meeting on 2026-07-28
The Millbrae City Council held both a special closed session and a regular meeting on July 28, 2026. These meetings represent recent city-level activity, though no specific agenda details were provided. This marks the latest formal gathering of the council as it continues to address city governance and local issues.
Separately, Millbrae is actively tracking several key issues including the development of a transit village around the Millbrae Station multimodal hub, which integrates BART, Caltrain, and future high-speed rail. The city is also updating its Urban Water Management Plan to address long-term water supply reliability, with public input anticipated. Additionally, Millbrae is managing a mayoral vacancy following the resignation of Mayor Reuben D. Holober. Residents should watch for upcoming council meetings and public hearings related to these topics for opportunities to engage and stay informed.
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Millbrae's adopted two-year budget keeps the General Fund essentially balanced while funding major water, sewer, streets, parks, and facilities projects.