Economic Development

Brisbane will work with the businesses and residents to provide for economic vitality and diversity.

Brisbane's small size and autonomy, within the large economy of the Bay Area, makes it a unique and valuable location for many businesses.  City Hall staff at all levels take pride in their commitment to help business owners answer any questions or concerns.  Mitch Bull is the City's Economic Development Director and serves as Ombudsman for new businesses that are looking to come into town where he'll be able to assist them when it comes time for permits and regulatory requirements, as well as strengthening the bridge between the City and its current businesses. 

Brisbane also has a very active Chamber of Commerce, which hosts evening networking events as well as the City's State of the City Address and Candidate's Night.  Madison Davis serves as the Chamber's President & CEO.  The Chamber also keeps track of all the residents and businesses who have requested a wood-framed Brisbane Star.

Within Brisbane, there are three main areas where businesses are located: Crocker Industrial Park, Sierra Point, and commercial-zoned areas (Brisbane Village, Visitacion Ave., Industrial Way and Bayshore Boulevard).  According to Larry Purcell, Former Vice President of The Purcell Murray Company, "Crocker Park is the finest industrial park in the Northern Peninsula, bar none."

Check out our "Welcome to Brisbane" video and we hope to be interacting with you soon.