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.

CivicCause organizes issues, meetings, elections, and public activity around Millbrae so you can see what is happening locally and how it connects to broader county decisions.

The Millbrae City Council held a special closed session meeting on July 23, 2026. While details of the session were not disclosed, this meeting marks the latest city-level government activity as Millbrae continues to manage ongoing local issues and governance matters.

Residents should keep an eye on several key city issues currently in focus. Millbrae is advancing plans for the Millbrae Station Multimodal Development, aiming to create a transit village around its major transit hub. The city is also updating its Urban Water Management Plan to address long-term water supply reliability, with public input expected later this year. Additionally, the city is navigating a mayoral vacancy following the recent resignation of Mayor Reuben D. Holober. These topics represent important developments shaping Millbrae’s future and will likely prompt further council discussions and public engagement.

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