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Happy New Year!As a new year begins, we traditionally look back and appreciate the memories and accomplishments of the past year. The City of Brea would like to take this opportunity to thank the community for their constant support and contribution to making Brea the special community it is. We appreciate the opportunity to serve you, and we wish you a year full of success, good health, and prosperity. Here’s to making great memories in Brea in the New Year!
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Reorganization of the Brea City Council
At the December 3, 2024 City Council Meeting, the Brea City Council reorganized as follows: Blair Stewart, Mayor Cecilia Hupp, Mayor Pro Tem Christine Marick, Council Member Marty Simonoff, Council Member Steve Vargas, Council Member |
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New Parking Permit Software If you use on-street, overnight parking in Brea, be sure to apply for your new overnight parking permit for 2025. Without a visible 2025 parking permit on your vehicle, vehicles can be ticketed if left on public streets between the hours of 2:00 – 6:00 a.m. The City has transitioned to a new software for overnight parking permit applications. All permit applications will be processed in the new software system. Create your account by visiting: cityofbrea.gov/parkingpermits Parking permits are $22 if purchased online or $34 if purchased in person at the Brea Civic & Cultural Center. For more information and questions: Phone: (714) 990-7600 Email: breaparkingpermits@cityofbrea.gov |
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Holiday Tree Collection Real Holiday trees will be collected curbside by Republic Services now until Saturday, January 11, 2025. Please follow the following guidelines: - Make sure the tree is bare. Remove all decorations (lights, ornaments, tinsel, garland, tree stand).
- Set tree at the curb or next to dumpsters in your complex. If the tree is over six feet tall, cut it in half for easier collection.
- Trees in bags or with flocking are not recyclable. Cut and place flocked trees in the trash container, or if extra-large, schedule a bulky item pick up.
- If you miss the collection window, cut the bare tree into pieces so that it will fit into your yard waste container with the lid closed.
Artificial Trees: - Reuse: If you use an artificial tree, consider packing it up for next year.
- Donation: If you no longer need the tree and it is in good condition, consider donating it to a local organization or secondhand store.
- Disposal: If discarding, place the artificial tree or wreath into the trash container, or schedule a bulky item pickup.
Artificial trees, wreaths, and flocked trees are not recyclable. For more recycling information visit here. |
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New Business Spotlight Smart Parke, a modern daycare and overnight boarding facility for pets, is now open at the Brea Marketplace Shopping Center. Their all-inclusive services feature over 117 suites, day camp sessions, house cuisine, web camera access, daily report cards, and a complimentary bath—all with 24/7, on-site care. With over 20,000 square feet of interior space, Smart Parke offers spacious indoor play yards tailored for large and small dogs, along with palm-shaded lounging spots and cozy cots for napping. Smart Parke also offers a retail sale of pet products and overnight boarding services for cats. Tours are available for new clients, along with special introductory offers.
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Join Brea Fitness Today New year, new goals. Join Brea Fitness today. There are many classes and membership packages to choose from. Visit BreaFitness.com for membership rates, class times, and descriptions. |
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MICA Call for EntriesBrea Gallery's annual call for the "Made in California" Exhibition is now open! The call is open to all California residents, ages 18+ working in any medium. The entry deadline is February 7. Apply now! |
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