By Yelena Miakinina, Program Manager and Equal Employment Opportunity Officer, Workforce Development Board of Contra Costa County
The 2026 Far East Contra Costa Career Fair is happening on May 27 at the Brentwood Community Center, hosted by the Workforce Development Board of Contra Costa County (WDBCCC). The event will feature 40+ employers across healthcare, manufacturing, transportation, technology and construction, including Michael’s Transportation Service/MTSA, Sutter Delta Medical Center, People Ready Skilled Trades and Spherion Staffing.
This is an opportunity for job seekers to connect directly with hiring employers and learn about low-cost training options to advance your career!
In today’s digital-first economy, career fairs cut through the noise of faceless online applications, allowing job seekers and employers to make memorable first impressions. They provide a unique venue to fast-track networking and uncover hidden opportunities through face-to-face conversations with active recruiters.
Job seekers are encouraged to bring their resumes and come dressed for success!
Register for this event at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2026-far-east-contra-costa-career-fair-tickets-
Sponsored by City of Brentwood City Manager’s Office-Economic Development Division, Antioch Community Foundation and Marathon Petroleum Corporation.
The event will take place 10:00 am – 1:00 pm. The Brentwood Community Center is located at 35 Oak Street.
Details and registration are available HERE. Anyone requiring special assistance, call (925) 655-3800 before this event.
About the Workforce Development Board of Contra Costa County
The WDBCCC is a business-led board that builds public-private partnerships with education, economic development, labor, and community organizations to solve complex workforce challenges. Our work achieves equitable economic growth for Contra Costa County. We ensure a pipeline of diverse workforce talent is available to keep local companies competitive. Through our strategic connections and partnerships, we find innovative, sustainable solutions to solve complex workforce issues and leverage public-private resources to benefit the workforce and businesses alike. More at www.wdbccc.com/
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