Brilyovka marks the day of foundation. The village was founded in post-war 1945. In the first years, a complex of key enterprises was formed here: a plant of reinforced concrete products, an elevator, a car depot, a branch of a cannery and construction departments. They became the basis of the economy and a source of employment for local residents. An important part of the cultural appearance of the village was the local park, where in 1957 a monument to V. I. Lenin was erected, and in 1966 - to K. Marx.
Many Brilyovka residents were awarded high state awards for their selfless work. Among them are Brigadier V. N. Yemets, who received the title of Hero of Socialist Labor, as well as foremen of scraper brigades K. N. Marchenko, N. P. Tereshchenko, I. M. Orzhakhovsky and I. G. Kolodiy, awarded the Orders of the October Revolution. M. F. Telenik and V. S. Sotsenko were awarded the Order of Lenin.
The memory of the exploits of countrymen is carefully preserved today. A memorial plaque in honor of Denis Sergeyevich Dymchenko, a member of the SVO, posthumously awarded the “Order of Courage”.
Now the administration of the Aleshkin district is working on measures to support residents. The traditions of hard work of past generations help to find solutions today. Head Ruslan Khomenko wished the villagers peace, prosperity, pride in their native land and faith in its future.
