Millbrae City Government

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Millbrae is a full service city serving a population of about 22,000 residents. The City Council is comprised of five members elected at large on a non-partisan basis. The City Administrator is appointed by the City council to run day-to-day operations and oversee a budget of approximately $25 million per year.

While fully developed, the City has taken a proactive approach toward development related matters, especially as they relate to the quality of life. This commitment is reflected in several current and upcoming activities, examples include the following:

• Formation of a Redevelopment Agency. The primary focus of the Agency is the redevelopment of downtown, economic development and revenue generation.
• Improvement to off-street parking, drainage systems, traffic circulation, and City landscape.
• Active participation of regional trasportation, solid waste and hazardous waste issues, including the potential of the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system coming to Millbrae.

All of the above reflect a City that is concerned with the overall quality of life for the residents and visitors of the community.

THE CITY ORGANIZATION: The Millbrae City government is service oriented and committed to quality. The organization provides the full range of municipal services to its residents including finance, parks, and recreation, community development, public safety, and public works services.

The City believes the best way to provide superior service to the community is by maintaining a commitment to creativity and new ideas, financial prudence, a balance between needs and resources, warmth and responsiveness in communication, employee involvment and maintaining professional and ethical standards.

The 128 full-time employees, the City Administrator and the City Council respond well to the City's stated mission. This team approach has provided a very stable political and financial environment.

City Council

Daniel F. Quigg, Mayor

Doris Morse, Council Member

Mark C. Church, Council Member

Ernest A. Andrews, Council Member

Denis E. Richardson, Council Member

Robert H. Treseler, City Treasurer

City Officials

Principal Adininistrative Officers

James Erickson, City Administrator

Jeffrey W. Killian, Assistant City Administrator/Directtor of General Services

Joan Cassman, City Attorney

Alicia Espinoza, City Clerk

Micflael Parker, Police Chief

Bruce Barsi, Police Lieutenant

Brian Kelly, Fire Chief

Dennis Haag, Assistant Fire Chief

Karla McElroy, Director of Parks & Recreation

Parks Superintendent

Louis Sandrini, Director of Public Works

Kevin O'Connell, Senior Civil Engineer

Tom Coletti, Public Works Superintendent

Cynthia Royer, Water Pollution Control Plant Superintendent

Ralph Petty, Director of Community Development

Ann Shires, City Planner

Mark Matthews, Building Inspector

Parks & Recreation Commission

George Lynch, Chair

Terry Bauer, Vice Chair

Joanne Hayes-White, Secretary

Bob Lustenberger, Commissioner

Andrew Ruiz, Commissioner

Jan Halpenny, Commissioner

Andrew Richards, Commissioner

Amy Foster, Student Commissioner