Welcome to beautiful Brea! The City of Brea is nestled in the foothills of North Orange County and is home to over 40,000 residents. Brea plays host to over 100,000 people who visit the City to work, shop or enjoy one of the fine entertainment venues offered here. 1 Civic Center Circle (714) 990-7600
Feel the Spirit of Brea at the 30th Annual Country Fair on Saturday, July 4. This traditional Independence Day celebration will be held at City Hall Park, 401 S. Brea Blvd. (one block south of Imperial).
Beauty & the Beast, the beloved “tale as old as time,” will be on stage at the Curtis Theatre over three weekends from July 16 through August 2. Brea Youth Theatre performers sing and dance to recreate magical Disney musical numbers.
Do want to play with clay? Exercise a little? Relax with Yoga? Learn something new? A variety of free classes geared for residents ages 55+ are offered at the Brea Senior Center and the newly-remodeled Pioneer Hall.
NEW! Give our two new classes a go: One-to-One Gadget Tutoring (learn to master your cell phone, digital camera, iPod and other fun, but confounding gadgets) and Leather Tooling Class (create your own custon crafts--no experience necessary). Click here to learn more.
Play it Safe: Fireworks Are Illegal in Brea
Have a fun Fourth of July, but remember that fireworks are illegal in the City of Brea. Please click HERE for a short video reminder.
Brea and cities throughout Orange County, police officers and other emergency responders rely on assistance from TIP (Trauma Intervention Program) Volunteers to provide vital, immediate emotional support to trauma victims and their families. The fall training schedule begins September 10 and consists of 10 classes and a three month field training period.
The Brea City Council adopted a water conservation ordinance effective July 16 and a Phase 1 Water Supply Shortage has been declared. Please read to see important new guidelines for saving water.
Overnight parking on Brea streets is prohibited between the hours of 2:00 and 6:00 a.m. in accordance with Brea's long-standing Overnight Parking Ordinance. Vehicles cannot be parked on public streets for more than 30 minutes between the hours of 2:00 and 6:00 a.m. Parking permits allowing overnight on-street parking, in some cases, are available for residents who meet established criteria. An annual $20 per permit fee is charged to help offset costs. You may apply for a permit at Development Services on the third floor of the Brea Civic Cultural Center.
This week's featured Pet of the Week is "Cinder" a two year old, neutered male, black, Cairn Terrier Mix. Come visit the Animal Care Services today or call (714) 935-6848.
In an effort to reduce costly false alarms, the Brea City Council established an ordinance requiring business and residental alarm users to obtain an annual alarm permit. For those residents and businesses who do no yet have an alarm permit, now is a good time to apply for one since the annual renewal date in July 1.
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City of Brea, 1 Civic Center Circle, Brea, CA 92821
Phone (714) 990-7600, Fax (714) 990-2258 , Email: webmaster@ci.brea.ca.us
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Feel the Spirit of Brea at the 30th Annual Country Fair on Saturday, July 4. This traditional Independence Day celebration will be held at City Hall Park, 401 S. Brea Blvd. (one block south of Imperial).
Do want to play with clay? Exercise a little? Relax with Yoga? Learn something new? A variety of free classes geared for residents ages 55+ are offered at the Brea Senior Center and the newly-remodeled Pioneer Hall.
Brea and cities throughout Orange County, police officers and other emergency responders rely on assistance from TIP (Trauma Intervention Program) Volunteers to provide vital, immediate emotional support to trauma victims and their families. The fall training schedule begins September 10 and consists of 10 classes and a three month field training period.
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This week's featured Pet of the Week is "Cinder" a two year old, neutered male, black, Cairn Terrier Mix. Come visit the Animal Care Services today or call (714) 935-6848.
