Meet Trish.
Business Owner, Community Leader, Animal Advocate
I believe that effective community leadership starts with genuinely listening to the people you serve, understanding their concerns, and taking meaningful action. As a business owner and advocate for my community, I recognize how crucial it is to support strong local businesses and promote responsible leadership, ensuring that residents feel heard and represented in Concord. This commitment is central to my vision as I pursue a position on the Trish Brazil Concord City Council.
My goal is to build a brighter future for Concord by investing in vital areas such as safer, better-maintained roads and infrastructure, a thriving local economy, and the thoughtful development of the Concord Naval Weapons Station. Most importantly, I aim to keep Concord connected, ensuring that residents from all walks of life have a voice in shaping our city’s future.
As an advocate for animal welfare, I am dedicated to addressing Concord’s growing pet overpopulation issue. Through my work with Stitch in Time Animal Rescue (STAR), I bring affordable spay and neuter resources to pet owners throughout Concord and Contra Costa County. This animal advocacy initiative helps prevent unwanted litters, keeps pets with their families, and alleviates the burden on local shelters and rescue organizations.
People, pets, and community are at the core of what motivates me—these are the bedrocks of the future I envision for Concord. Together, we can make a substantial impact in our city as I aspire to serve on the Concord City Council.
What Matters Most.
People
Community
People
I believe that effective community leadership starts with genuinely listening to the people you serve, understanding their concerns, and taking meaningful action. As a business owner and advocate for my community, I recognize how crucial it is to support strong local businesses and promote responsible leadership, ensuring that residents f
I believe that effective community leadership starts with genuinely listening to the people you serve, understanding their concerns, and taking meaningful action. As a business owner and advocate for my community, I recognize how crucial it is to support strong local businesses and promote responsible leadership, ensuring that residents feel heard and represented in Concord. This commitment is central to my vision as I pursue a position on the Trish Brazil Concord City Council.
My goal is to build a brighter future for Concord by investing in vital areas such as safer, better-maintained roads and infrastructure, a thriving local economy, and the thoughtful development of the Concord Naval Weapons Station. Most importantly, I aim to keep Concord connected, ensuring that residents from all walks of life have a voice in shaping our city’s future.
As an advocate for animal welfare, I am dedicated to addressing Concord’s growing pet overpopulation issue. Through my work with Stitch in Time Animal Rescue (STAR), I bring affordable spay and neuter resources to pet owners throughout Concord and Contra Costa County. This animal advocacy initiative helps prevent unwanted litters, keeps pets with their families, and alleviates the burden on local shelters and rescue organizations.
People, pets, and community are at the core of what motivates me—these are the bedrocks of the future I envision for Concord. Together, we can make a substantial impact in our city as I aspire to serve on the Concord City Council.
Pets
Community
People
Concord and Contra Costa County face a significant pet overpopulation issue, which places a strain on shelters, rescues, and families. In her role as a leader in the community and through her commitment to animal advocacy, Trish Brazil of Concord City Council is addressing this challenge by offering affordable spay and neuter resources to
Concord and Contra Costa County face a significant pet overpopulation issue, which places a strain on shelters, rescues, and families. In her role as a leader in the community and through her commitment to animal advocacy, Trish Brazil of Concord City Council is addressing this challenge by offering affordable spay and neuter resources to local pet owners—effectively helping to prevent unwanted litters from overwhelming the shelter system.
Community
Community
Community
Engage and value our senior community by demonstrating strong community leadership and ensuring that Concord residents benefit from the redevelopment of the Naval Weapons Station. We are also dedicated to animal advocacy and are committed to investing in the roads and infrastructure that our community depends on every day, with support from Trish Brazil of the Concord City Council.