We Need Your Support

Updated: Jun 5

To Our Fellow Brentwood Residents,

We encourage you to get informed about the proposed Fire Station 94 and learn more at:👉 www.bvmb.org/post/fire-station-94

We support the station — but not the location.

Here’s why:

Veterans’ land is under threat: The County is attempting to build on land specifically dedicated to veteran use, while ignoring the Downtown Specific Plan’s design requirements.
There’s a better alternative: In 2005, the Fire District planned to relocate the station to a Sand Creek site—designed and graded for this purpose. The only reason it wasn’t used then was lack of funding.
The City tried to help: Brentwood offered to reopen discussions for the Sand Creek site. The Fire District refused, choosing to pursue veteran land instead.
Fear-based tactics don’t fix poor planning: Don’t be misled by dramatic maps and warnings. The proposed downtown location is outdated and based on past conditions.
Plan for the future: A Sand Creek station would place all East County fire stations more equidistant, better serving current and future population growth.
Delays aren’t due to veterans: Brentwood has been without a downtown station for a decade—not because of concerned residents, but due to County and District inaction.

✅ Take Action: Attend the Brentwood City Council Meeting on June 10 (7 pm).

Support the Planning Commission’s denial of the permit for the downtown location.

Tell the County to MOVE IT to the Sand Creek lot — where it belongs.

Together, we can protect our veterans, respect Brentwood’s planning policies, and ensure smart public safety decisions for our city’s future.

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