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BRENT, CITY OF
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City of Brent, Alabama
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1898
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The City of Brent, Alabama is a municipal government incorporated in 1913 under the mayor-council form of government, serving approximately 4,450 residents across 8.7 square miles in southern Bibb County. Founded in 1898 and named after railroad surveyor Brent H. Armstrong, the city delivers a full portfolio of public services through internal departments including the Brent Police Department, Brent Volunteer Fire Department, Municipal Court, Utility Board, Senior & Nutrition Center, Brent-Centreville Library, Parks & Recreation (Heritage Park, walking tracks, Memorial Park), and cemetery services. Revenue is generated through property taxes, sales taxes, business licenses (administered by Revenue Discovery Systems), municipal court fines, water utility fees, and curbside trash collection (Great White R&R), with supplementary value-add services including a National League of Cities/Caremark prescription discount card and a citizen-facing Action Center for online issue reporting.

The city's technology stack is conventional and limited: a TriNovus-hosted website serves as the primary digital channel, supplemented by Everbridge-based emergency alert systems (Bibb Alert, Weather Alerts) and an ArcGIS-powered voting district map. The senior center maintains a Facebook presence for community engagement. The city operates as a 'bedroom community' accessible via U.S. 82 and Alabama highways 5, 25, and 219, with no product commercialization, external customer base, or growth ambitions beyond its statutory geographic boundaries. Service delivery is supported by partnerships with Alabama Power, Spire, USDA (Heritage Park grant funding), and Revenue Discovery Systems, which handles outsourced tax administration across 475+ government clients.

The customer base is entirely captive within city limits, consisting of residents, local businesses requiring licensing, senior citizens (60+) eligible for nutrition center services, and visitors/tourists drawn to nearby natural amenities including Talladega National Forest, the Cahaba River, and Cahaba Lily habitats. With a 2000 Census median household income of $21,287 and a poverty rate of 41.6%, the city's tax base is economically constrained. The municipal entity has no external investors, no parent company, and operates as a self-contained local government under elected Mayor Mike Smitherman and a five-member district-elected city council.

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The City of Brent, Alabama is a municipal government serving approximately 4,450 residents in Bibb County, providing police, fire, utilities, parks, senior services, library, and court services funded by property taxes, sales taxes, utility fees, and business licenses administered via Revenue Discovery Systems.

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HeadquartersBrent, United States
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Brent
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North America
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Keyword5 values
municipal government services, public safety administration, utility services, parks and recreation, municipal court services
Industry3 codes
1Property Cleanouts & Lot Clearing (Overgrown Yard Cleanups)
CodeHSAIAOAFPrimaryYes
2Yard Waste & Green Waste Hauling (Leaves, Grass, Brush)
CodeHSAIAOAAPrimaryNo
3Yard Waste & Outdoor Debris Hauling
CodeHSAKALAHPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs924110
SIC code1 code
  • Refuse Systems4953
Product category
Municipal Government and Public Administration
Social media profiles2 records
Revenue model6 records
1Property Taxes
TypeOthers
Description

Revenue from property taxes based on assessed property values

cityofbrentalabama.com
2Sales Tax
TypeOthers
Description

Sales tax revenue collected on purchases within the city limits

cityofbrentalabama.com
3Business Licenses
TypeOne Time License
Description

Revenue from business licensing fees administered through Revenue Discovery Systems

cityofbrentalabama.com
4Municipal Court Fines
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Court costs and fines from traffic violations and municipal offenses. Seat belt and open container tickets are $41.00 with no additional court cost. General court costs are $193.00 plus fines.

cityofbrentalabama.com
5Utility Services
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Water, utilities, and related services provided to residents

cityofbrentalabama.com
6Curbside Trash Collection
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Fee-based curbside trash collection service for limbs, junk, and old furniture. Solid waste service collected by Great White R&R.

cityofbrentalabama.com
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Pricing details3 tiers
1Municipal Court Fees
ModelTransaction based/ take rateBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Seat Belt Tickets and Open Container Tickets: $41.00 with NO additional court cost. Court cost on ALL tickets: $193.00 plus Fines. Driving While License Suspended/Revoked: Up to $500.00 fine plus $243.00 court cost. Reckless Driving: Up to $500.00 fine plus $193.00 court cost.

cityofbrentalabama.com
2Cemetery Plot Purchase
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceOne time/ perpetual license
Notes

Cemetery plots available for purchase. Contact Brent City Hall at (205) 926-4643.

cityofbrentalabama.com
3Curbside Trash Collection
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Curbside trash (limbs, junk, old furniture) can be picked up by the city for a small fee. NO TIRES, TELEVISIONS, COMPUTERS, OIL OR PAINT.

cityofbrentalabama.com
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The City of Brent, Alabama is a municipal government providing core public services to approximately 4,450 residents, including mayor-council governance, full-time police protection and a volunteer fire department, municipal court, water and solid-waste utility services, parks and recreation (Heritage Park, walking track), a senior and nutrition center, a public library, business licensing, cemetery services, and a Free Prescription Discount Card program. Services are funded through property and sales taxes, utility fees, court fines, license fees, and contracted solid-waste collection.

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The City of Brent, Alabama is a municipal government providing comprehensive public services to approximately 4,450 residents. The city's service portfolio includes core government functions (mayor, city council, municipal court), public safety (police and volunteer fire departments), utility services (water, drainage, solid waste managed via Utility Board), community facilities (Parks & Recreation with Heritage Park and walking tracks, Senior & Nutrition Center, Brent-Centreville Library), educational information, cemetery services, and citizen engagement tools (Action Center for issue reporting, Free Prescription Discount Card Program). Business services include licensing administration through Revenue Discovery Systems. The city operates as a bedroom community accessible via U.S. 82 and Alabama highways 5, 25, and 219.

Product and service12 records
1Municipal Government Administration
CategoryMunicipal Government Services
Description

Mayor-council governance and core civic administration for approximately 4,450 residents of the City of Brent, Alabama, encompassing the Mayor, five-member City Council elected from single-member districts, City Clerk, Mayor Pro-Tem, City Council Chambers meetings (1st and 3rd Monday), and Utilities Board meetings (2nd Monday at 5:00pm).

2Utility Services (Water and Solid Waste)
CategoryUtilities
Description

Municipal water service, drainage management, backflow prevention, and solid-waste administration provided through the Utility Board of the City of Brent, supported by online access to Utility Rules and Regulations, Water Service Applications, and backflow prevention information. Includes monthly subscription curbside trash collection for limbs, junk, and old furniture (no tires, televisions, computers, oil, or paint) via Great White R&R.

3Police Protection Services
CategoryPublic Safety
Description

Full-time law enforcement agency providing patrol, crime prevention, and public safety services for the City of Brent. Officers are academy graduates and coordinate with neighboring jurisdictions. Department contact: 205-926-4647.

4Fire and Emergency Response Services
CategoryPublic Safety
Description

Volunteer fire department providing fire suppression, emergency response, and fire safety education for the City of Brent. Accepts volunteer applications from community members.

5Municipal Court Services
CategoryJudicial Services
Description

City court handling traffic violations, fines, and legal proceedings including fine payment, court appearance scheduling, and ticket processing. Pricing: Seat Belt and Open Container Tickets $41.00; court cost $193.00 plus fines; Reckless Driving up to $500.00 plus $193.00 court cost; Driving While License Suspended/Revoked up to $500.00 plus $243.00 court cost.

6Parks and Recreation Services
CategoryParks and Recreation
Description

Parks and recreation facilities including Heritage Park (684 Heritage Park Dr., built 2002 with USDA grant funds; picnic pavilion, concert stage, playground), walking tracks (1400 University Way), and Memorial Park. Includes online signup for the Walking Track Club.

7Senior and Nutrition Center
CategorySenior Services
Description

Senior center at 10445 Hwy 5, open Monday-Friday 8:00AM-2:00PM for residents aged 60 and older. Services include hot meals, nutritional seminars, guest speakers, socializing, field trips, and community fundraisers. Maintains a Facebook page for community engagement.

8Public Library Services
CategoryLibrary Services
Description

Public library serving both the City of Brent and the City of Centreville, with general collections and a noted genealogical research section. Location: 20 Library Street, Centreville, AL. Hours: Monday 9:00AM-8:00PM; Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday 9:00AM-5:00PM; closed Friday. Librarian: Tracy Griffin.

9Business Licensing and Sales Tax Administration
CategoryBusiness and Regulatory Services
Description

Business license procurement, sales tax filing, and revenue administration for businesses operating within Brent city limits, administered through a partnership with Revenue Discovery Systems.

10Free Prescription Discount Card Program
CategoryHealth and Wellness
Description

Free discount card offered in collaboration with the National League of Cities and Caremark, accepted at 9 of 10 pharmacies nationwide with average savings of 20% off regular retail prescription prices.

11Action Center (Citizen Issue Reporting System)
CategoryCivic Engagement Tools
Description

Online reporting system for citizens to submit municipal issues including traffic signal outages, broken water mains, street light problems, potholes, missing or damaged street signs, website problems, and other concerns.

12Cemetery Services
CategoryCemetery Services
Description

Municipal cemetery at 166 Middlebrooks Street, with available plots offered for purchase through contact with City Hall (205-926-4643). Managed by the Cemetery Committee.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner
Description

Revenue Discovery Systems handles business license and sales tax administration for the City of Brent. RDS has over 30 years of experience implementing and administering outsourced tax collection, administration, and audit examination revenue processes. They serve more than 475 local and state government jurisdictions.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The National League of Cities is the oldest and largest national organization devoted to strengthening and promoting cities as centers of opportunity, leadership and governance. NLC is a resource and advocate for 19,000 cities, towns and villages, representing more than 218 million Americans. They collaborate with the City of Brent on a free prescription discount card program administered through Caremark.

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Description

Caremark administers the prescription discount card program. Nine out of 10 pharmacies nationwide participate in this program. Average savings of 20% off regular retail price of prescription drugs.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Heritage Park was built in 2002 with grant funds from USDA (United States Department of Agriculture).

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Description

Alabama Power is a utility provider in the Brent area. Located at 555 Walnut Street. Phone: 1-800-888-2726.

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Description

Spire is a natural gas provider serving the Brent area. Website: spireenergy.com. Phone: 1-800-292-4008.

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Description

Great White R&R provides solid waste collection service for the City of Brent. Issues with service can be reported by calling city hall at 205-926-4643.

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BRENT, CITY OF

Municipal Government and Public Administrationcityofbrentalabama.com

The City of Brent, Alabama is a municipal government serving approximately 4,450 residents in Bibb County, providing police, fire, utilities, parks, senior services, library, and court services funded by property taxes, sales taxes, utility fees, and business licenses administered via Revenue Discovery Systems.

What BRENT, CITY OF does

The City of Brent, Alabama is a municipal government incorporated in 1913 under the mayor-council form of government, serving approximately 4,450 residents across 8.7 square miles in southern Bibb County. Founded in 1898 and named after railroad surveyor Brent H. Armstrong, the city delivers a full portfolio of public services through internal departments including the Brent Police Department, Brent Volunteer Fire Department, Municipal Court, Utility Board, Senior & Nutrition Center, Brent-Centreville Library, Parks & Recreation (Heritage Park, walking tracks, Memorial Park), and cemetery services. Revenue is generated through property taxes, sales taxes, business licenses (administered by Revenue Discovery Systems), municipal court fines, water utility fees, and curbside trash collection (Great White R&R), with supplementary value-add services including a National League of Cities/Caremark prescription discount card and a citizen-facing Action Center for online issue reporting.

The city's technology stack is conventional and limited: a TriNovus-hosted website serves as the primary digital channel, supplemented by Everbridge-based emergency alert systems (Bibb Alert, Weather Alerts) and an ArcGIS-powered voting district map. The senior center maintains a Facebook presence for community engagement. The city operates as a 'bedroom community' accessible via U.S. 82 and Alabama highways 5, 25, and 219, with no product commercialization, external customer base, or growth ambitions beyond its statutory geographic boundaries. Service delivery is supported by partnerships with Alabama Power, Spire, USDA (Heritage Park grant funding), and Revenue Discovery Systems, which handles outsourced tax administration across 475+ government clients.

The customer base is entirely captive within city limits, consisting of residents, local businesses requiring licensing, senior citizens (60+) eligible for nutrition center services, and visitors/tourists drawn to nearby natural amenities including Talladega National Forest, the Cahaba River, and Cahaba Lily habitats. With a 2000 Census median household income of $21,287 and a poverty rate of 41.6%, the city's tax base is economically constrained. The municipal entity has no external investors, no parent company, and operates as a self-contained local government under elected Mayor Mike Smitherman and a five-member district-elected city council.

BRENT, CITY OF firmographics

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Name
BRENT, CITY OF
Legal name
City of Brent, Alabama
Website
https://cityofbrentalabama.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1898
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
The City of Brent, Alabama is a municipal government serving approximately 4,450 residents in Bibb County, providing police, fire, utilities, parks, senior services, library, and court services funded by property taxes, sales taxes, utility fees, and business licenses administered via Revenue Discovery Systems.
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BRENT, CITY OF industry classification

Industry
Product category
Municipal Government and Public Administration
NAICS
Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs (924110)
SIC
Refuse Systems (4953)
akta.pro primary industry
Property Cleanouts & Lot Clearing (Overgrown Yard Cleanups) (HSAIAOAF)
akta.pro secondary industries
Yard Waste & Green Waste Hauling (Leaves, Grass, Brush) (HSAIAOAA), Yard Waste & Outdoor Debris Hauling (HSAKALAH)

Keywords

  • Municipal government services
  • Public safety administration
  • Utility services
  • Parks and recreation
  • Municipal court services

Where BRENT, CITY OF is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Brent
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices8 records

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BRENT, CITY OF business model

Business model
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B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Property Taxes: Revenue from property taxes based on assessed property values
  2. Sales Tax: Sales tax revenue collected on purchases within the city limits
  3. Business Licenses: Revenue from business licensing fees administered through Revenue Discovery Systems
  4. Municipal Court Fines: Court costs and fines from traffic violations and municipal offenses. Seat belt and open container tickets are $41.00 with no additional court cost. General court costs are $193.00 plus fines.
  5. Utility Services: Water, utilities, and related services provided to residents
  6. Curbside Trash Collection: Fee-based curbside trash collection service for limbs, junk, and old furniture. Solid waste service collected by Great White R&R.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Transaction based/ take ratePay-as-you-goMunicipal Court Fees
One time/ perpetual licenseOne time/ perpetual licenseCemetery Plot Purchase
SubscriptionMonthlyCurbside Trash Collection

Distribution channels8 records

Marketing channels6 records

BRENT, CITY OF product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The City of Brent, Alabama is a municipal government providing core public services to approximately 4,450 residents, including mayor-council governance, full-time police protection and a volunteer fire department, municipal court, water and solid-waste utility services, parks and recreation (Heritage Park, walking track), a senior and nutrition center, a public library, business licensing, cemetery services, and a Free Prescription Discount Card program. Services are funded through property and sales taxes, utility fees, court fines, license fees, and contracted solid-waste collection.

Product overview

The City of Brent, Alabama is a municipal government providing comprehensive public services to approximately 4,450 residents. The city's service portfolio includes core government functions (mayor, city council, municipal court), public safety (police and volunteer fire departments), utility services (water, drainage, solid waste managed via Utility Board), community facilities (Parks & Recreation with Heritage Park and walking tracks, Senior & Nutrition Center, Brent-Centreville Library), educational information, cemetery services, and citizen engagement tools (Action Center for issue reporting, Free Prescription Discount Card Program). Business services include licensing administration through Revenue Discovery Systems. The city operates as a bedroom community accessible via U.S. 82 and Alabama highways 5, 25, and 219.

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Products and services

  • Municipal Government Administration Mayor-council governance and core civic administration for approximately 4,450 residents of the City of Brent, Alabama, encompassing the Mayor, five-member City Council elected from single-member districts, City Clerk, Mayor Pro-Tem, City Council Chambers meetings (1st and 3rd Monday), and Utilities Board meetings (2nd Monday at 5:00pm).
  • Utility Services (Water and Solid Waste) Municipal water service, drainage management, backflow prevention, and solid-waste administration provided through the Utility Board of the City of Brent, supported by online access to Utility Rules and Regulations, Water Service Applications, and backflow prevention information. Includes monthly subscription curbside trash collection for limbs, junk, and old furniture (no tires, televisions, computers, oil, or paint) via Great White R&R.
  • Police Protection Services Full-time law enforcement agency providing patrol, crime prevention, and public safety services for the City of Brent. Officers are academy graduates and coordinate with neighboring jurisdictions. Department contact: 205-926-4647.
  • Fire and Emergency Response Services Volunteer fire department providing fire suppression, emergency response, and fire safety education for the City of Brent. Accepts volunteer applications from community members.
  • Municipal Court Services City court handling traffic violations, fines, and legal proceedings including fine payment, court appearance scheduling, and ticket processing. Pricing: Seat Belt and Open Container Tickets $41.00; court cost $193.00 plus fines; Reckless Driving up to $500.00 plus $193.00 court cost; Driving While License Suspended/Revoked up to $500.00 plus $243.00 court cost.
  • Parks and Recreation Services Parks and recreation facilities including Heritage Park (684 Heritage Park Dr., built 2002 with USDA grant funds; picnic pavilion, concert stage, playground), walking tracks (1400 University Way), and Memorial Park. Includes online signup for the Walking Track Club.
  • Senior and Nutrition Center Senior center at 10445 Hwy 5, open Monday-Friday 8:00AM-2:00PM for residents aged 60 and older. Services include hot meals, nutritional seminars, guest speakers, socializing, field trips, and community fundraisers. Maintains a Facebook page for community engagement.
  • Public Library Services Public library serving both the City of Brent and the City of Centreville, with general collections and a noted genealogical research section. Location: 20 Library Street, Centreville, AL. Hours: Monday 9:00AM-8:00PM; Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday 9:00AM-5:00PM; closed Friday. Librarian: Tracy Griffin.
  • Business Licensing and Sales Tax Administration Business license procurement, sales tax filing, and revenue administration for businesses operating within Brent city limits, administered through a partnership with Revenue Discovery Systems.
  • Free Prescription Discount Card Program Free discount card offered in collaboration with the National League of Cities and Caremark, accepted at 9 of 10 pharmacies nationwide with average savings of 20% off regular retail prescription prices.
  • Action Center (Citizen Issue Reporting System) Online reporting system for citizens to submit municipal issues including traffic signal outages, broken water mains, street light problems, potholes, missing or damaged street signs, website problems, and other concerns.
  • Cemetery Services Municipal cemetery at 166 Middlebrooks Street, with available plots offered for purchase through contact with City Hall (205-926-4643). Managed by the Cemetery Committee.

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BRENT, CITY OF partnerships and signals

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  • Revenue Discovery SystemscoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerRevenue Discovery Systems handles business license and sales tax administration for the City of Brent. RDS has over 30 years of experience implementing and administering outsourced tax collection, administration, and audit examination revenue processes. They serve more than 475 local and state government jurisdictions.
  • National League of CitiescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe National League of Cities is the oldest and largest national organization devoted to strengthening and promoting cities as centers of opportunity, leadership and governance. NLC is a resource and advocate for 19,000 cities, towns and villages, representing more than 218 million Americans. They collaborate with the City of Brent on a free prescription discount card program administered through Caremark.
  • CaremarkcoreTechnology or IntegrationCaremark administers the prescription discount card program. Nine out of 10 pharmacies nationwide participate in this program. Average savings of 20% off regular retail price of prescription drugs.
  • USDAminorOthersHeritage Park was built in 2002 with grant funds from USDA (United States Department of Agriculture).
  • Alabama PowerminorOthersAlabama Power is a utility provider in the Brent area. Located at 555 Walnut Street. Phone: 1-800-888-2726.
  • SpireminorOthersSpire is a natural gas provider serving the Brent area. Website: spireenergy.com. Phone: 1-800-292-4008.
  • Great White R&RminorOthersGreat White R&R provides solid waste collection service for the City of Brent. Issues with service can be reported by calling city hall at 205-926-4643.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

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Profiles18 records

BRENT, CITY OF subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries6 records

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Frequently asked questions about BRENT, CITY OF

What does BRENT, CITY OF do?

The City of Brent, Alabama is a municipal government providing core public services to approximately 4,450 residents, including mayor-council governance, full-time police protection and a volunteer fire department, municipal court, water and solid-waste utility services, parks and recreation (Heritage Park, walking track), a senior and nutrition center, a public library, business licensing, cemetery services, and a Free Prescription Discount Card program. Services are funded through property and sales taxes, utility fees, court fines, license fees, and contracted solid-waste collection.

Is BRENT, CITY OF a public or private company?

BRENT, CITY OF is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was BRENT, CITY OF founded?

BRENT, CITY OF was founded in 1898. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is BRENT, CITY OF based?

BRENT, CITY OF is headquartered in Brent, United States, in the North America region.

How does BRENT, CITY OF make money?

Six revenue lines are on record. Property Taxes are the primary driver. The others are sales Tax, business Licenses, municipal Court Fines, utility Services and curbside Trash Collection.

Does BRENT, CITY OF have an API?

No public API is recorded for BRENT, CITY OF.

What industry is BRENT, CITY OF in?

BRENT, CITY OF's product category is Municipal Government and Public Administration. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HSAIAOAF, Property Cleanouts & Lot Clearing (Overgrown Yard Cleanups), with a secondary code of HSAIAOAA, Yard Waste & Green Waste Hauling (Leaves, Grass, Brush). Its NAICS code is 924110 and its SIC code is 4953.

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