During the recent Brentwood City Commission briefing, community engagement and public safety took center stage, highlighting the city’s commitment to both local initiatives and the well-being of its residents.

One of the key discussions revolved around the upcoming United Way campaign, which was praised for its positive impact on the community. The campaign, described as "near and dear" to the hearts of city officials, is recognized as one of the more effective municipal efforts, aiming to support various local programs and services. This initiative underscores the city’s dedication to fostering community spirit and providing essential support to those in need.

In addition to community initiatives, the meeting also addressed important public safety matters. The agenda included a proclamation for Fire Prevention Week, emphasizing the city’s proactive approach to fire safety education. Furthermore, the commission welcomed new members to the public safety team, with the oath of office being administered to Devin Tucker, a new firefighter, along with three police officers: Macon Hass, Josh Whitmire, and Barry Wilson. This addition to the public safety personnel reflects the city’s ongoing efforts to ensure a safe environment for all Brentwood residents.

While the agenda was notably brief, with only two items on the consent agenda, the discussions highlighted the city’s focus on community welfare and safety. As Brentwood continues to prioritize these areas, residents can expect ongoing support and engagement from their local government.