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Groundbreaking Ceremony - December 18 at Noon

The City of Brentwood has approved the first construction bid package to begin demolition of acquired property for the Deer Creek Flood Mitigation project. Join us for a brief groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, Dec. 18, at noon at 8302 Manchester Road.

Recognition for Work on Brentwood Bound

The City of Brentwood received three awards from the City-County Communications & Marketing Association (3CMA). 3CMA announced the 2019 winners of its national Savvy Awards Competition at its Annual Conference in September 2019.

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Brentwood Bound Overview

Learn more about the Brentwood Bound plan and its three components: Deer Creek Flood Mitigation, Manchester Road Improvements, Deer Creek Greenway Connector.

Brentwood Bound Quick Overview

Learn about the Brentwood Bound plan through this one-minute video overview.

Good News for Brentwood Bound: We Have the CLOMR

FEMA has issued a Conditional Letter of Map Revision (CLOMR) for the City of Brentwood’s Deer Creek Flood Mitigation project. The CLOMR indicates that the project, if built, would be recognized by FEMA to modify the Special Flood Hazard Area on the Flood ...

Deer Creek Flood Mitigation

The Deer Creek Flood Mitigation project includes planning, design and construction of improvements to the Deer Creek channel and floodplain.

Manchester Road Improvements

The City of Brentwood is working with MoDOT to update the roadway, improve pedestrian access and safety, and enhance the overall appearance of Brentwood's Manchester Road corridor.

Deer Creek Greenway Conector

Brentwood is partnering with Great Rivers Greenway to connect residents to the surrounding communities with an enhanced greenway.

Flooding in Brentwood

The City of Brentwood has struggled with severe flooding for 100 years.

Brentwood Bound Task Force

Longtime Brentwood resident Stew Clark, co-chair of the Brentwood Bound Community Task Force, shares his thoughts about Brentwood Bound.

Brentwood Bound Funding

The Brentwood Bound plan will be funded through grants, partnerships, funding from certificates of participation, and a one-half of one percent economic development sales tax.