Contact Me – Brian Colbert for Council

Quotes from the Community

“Brian always makes an effort to personally see how he can help the town and the county empower San Anselmo’s small businesses. We truly appreciate his caring and willingness to listen during COVID-19.” Devon and Nathan Yanko – MH Bread and Butter

“Brian has the ability to listen to the people of San Anselmo and understand their needs and viewpoints. He has actively worked on key issues like connecting intelligent flood mitigation measures to economic vitality downtown. The Reimagine Creek project is an excellent example of Brian at work for his community – and a successful multi-jurisdictional collaboration. I’m so proud to partner with Brian.” Katie Rice, Marin County Supervisor

“It’s been great to see Brian’s leadership on the San Anselmo Town Council. What I admire most about him is his untiring efforts to listen to the needs of everyone in the community and working to make sure those needs are met.” Jared Huffman, US Congressman

“I endorse Brian Colbert in his bid to serve another term on the San Anselmo Town Council. As a member of the Town’s Capital Program Committee and Financial Advisory Committee I have worked with Brian on a number of Town concerns, including economic development and fiscal issues, and I look forward to his ongoing leadership. Brian has demonstrated his continuing commitment to the well-being of the Town’s residents and businesses. He actively engages and seeks input from residents and merchants to assure his views properly represent the best interests of the Town. Brian works hard and goes above and beyond to thoroughly understand issues facing the Town and to provide constructive solutions.” Richard Berkson, Capital Programs Monitoring Commissioner

“Morphing a flood control project into a major new town amenity was the brainchild of Colbert. One of Marin’s top-tier council members, he had the long-term strategic vision to realize a flood remediation project could simultaneously be the genesis of a more consumer friendly downtown.” Dick Spotswood, Marin IJ