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Public records show 1 business listing for Pleasanton businesses in the week of Oct. 12. Here is the full list.
Tobias Teague
October 15, 20261 min read
Public business records for Pleasanton showed 1 business listing during the week of Oct. 12. The full list appears below, grouped by the kind of record.
These filings come from public state and business registries. They mark a step toward opening rather than an opening itself, so a name on this list may open weeks later, open under a different name, or not open at all. Dates shown are the dates carried on the records.
Businesses now operating, or listed as opening soon.
This roundup is compiled from the Texas Comptroller's active sales tax permit records, pending new license applications published by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, and public business listings. It runs weekly and covers records that first appeared for Pleasanton in the week shown.
If your business appears here and a detail is wrong, or you would like to tell us more about your opening, contact us and we will follow up.
Tobias Teague
Tobias Teague reports on local business, new openings, and economic development in Pleasanton.
At its Oct. 13 analyst day, the Pleasanton company highlighted about $600 million in AI-related annual recurring revenue and reaffirmed its fiscal 2028 financial goals.
The Economic Vitality Committee reviews a six-month campaign Thursday that would publish a company story each month, build a 'Grow Your Business in Pleasanton' web page and court a few new firms, starting in January.
The pool supply chain's Pleasanton, Danville and Livermore stores were spared from its 76 closures, but its Crow Canyon Commons store in San Ramon is already empty.
The contract that has the joint fire department protecting the Veterans Affairs medical center in Livermore expires Oct. 31; the City Council is asked Tuesday to extend it through April 30, 2027, while the VA drafts a longer deal.
A consent item Oct. 20 would hire Sanbell-Bay Area to design resurfacing of two Vineyard Avenue stretches, with bids expected in spring 2027 and construction that summer.
The City Council is asked Oct. 20 to approve three applications to Caltrans' Highway Safety Improvement Program, due Nov. 2. Pleasanton would put up $714,870 of the $6.57 million total if all three are funded.
