City of Bryan, Texas
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City of Bryan, Texas
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2020: A Year Like No Other
This year’s State of the City website and video focuses on the accomplishments and challenges 2020 brought us and how the City of Bryan continues to thrive despite the ongoing pandemic.
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NEW! City of Bryan mobile app
The official City of Bryan mobile app is here. And it’s here to help you.
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Small Business Support and Recovery
Amid the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, we want to provide our local small-business owners with a one-stop-shop where you can learn about and apply for federal, state, and local financial support and recovery programs.
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How the city is preparing for coronavirus
The City of Bryan is closely monitoring information from local, state and national health authorities about the coronavirus (COVID-19). Information regarding the city’s response will be posted here.
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Countywide Emergency Alerts: Sign Up Here!
This could be the call that saves a life. Will you be answering your phone? Register now for the new countywide Emergency Notification System. Available for landlines and mobile devices.
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Travis Bryan Midtown Park
The new Travis Bryan Midtown Park will be a world-class destination featuring outdoor athletic fields, indoor recreation facilities and nature-based recreation opportunities.
Know Your Government
Info You Want … Fast
We want to make it as easy as possible for our residents to find information. So we’ve assembled a list of popular topics that we hope will help you quickly find what you’re looking for.
Report Issues with City Services
The City of Bryan offers residents a way to report a variety of issues online. Everything from sinkholes and sidewalks to fire hazards and garbage issues — you can let us know about it here.
Meetings, Agendas, Archives
Stay informed about what your elected and appointed officials are discussing. Find agendas for all upcoming public meetings, and view the archives of past meetings.
GIS Maps
Maps are awesome! And our Geographic Information Services (GIS) maps can show you just about anything you can imagine about the City of Bryan. Take a look and see what interesting info you can find.
2020 Election Information
Notice of General Election
Noticia de Elección General
Notice of Special Election
Noticia de Elección Especial
Educational Information:
City of Bryan Charter Amendment Election: Nov. 3, 2020
Información Educativa:
Eleccion de Enmeinda de la Carta de la Ciudad de Bryan: El 3 de Noviembre de 2020
Candidate Campaign Finance Reports
Informes financieros de campaña de candidatos
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Latest News
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Smoke testing to begin the week of Oct. 26 in central, southeast Bryan
Residents in central and southeast areas of Bryan may see smoke emanating from various areas beginning the week of Oct 26, as contractors with the City of Bryan perform smoke testing on sanitary sewer lines.
Know your risk this Halloween
The City of Bryan does not regulate trick-or-treating and encourages all residents to take necessary precautions in regards to COVID-19 (such as wearing face coverings and practicing social distancing) and make decisions about Halloween celebrations that are best for your family.
2020: A Year Like No Other
This year’s State of the City website and video focuses on the accomplishments and challenges 2020 brought us and how the City of Bryan continues to thrive despite the ongoing pandemic.
Travis Fields, Midtown Park lake making progress
While it may be difficult to see from the road, construction is quickly progressing at Travis Bryan Midtown Park. The park is undergoing major reconstruction to transform it from a municipal golf course to a regional destination park that caters to all types of recreational users.
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Serve up fire safety in the kitchen for National Fire Prevention Week
Did you know cooking and home heating cause about 72 percent of residential fires? By working together with our residents, the City of Bryan hopes to help reduce in-home fires by participating in National Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 4-10, 2020.
Celebrating BTU during Public Power Week 2020
Since 1986, the American Public Power Association has designated the first full week of October as Public Power Week in the United States. Public Power Week is a celebration of the more than 2,000 community-owned, not-for-profit electric utilities that serve the energy needs of approximately 48 million customers.
Holiday Magic event canceled for 2020
The City of Bryan regretfully announces that its Holiday Magic event traditionally held in early December has been canceled this year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Additional holiday-related activities being planned.
Addressing questions about the safety of our water supply
If you are following the news regarding the “Do Not Use” order for Lake Jackson residents related to the discovery of the Naegleria fowleri in that city’s drinking water system, it’s understandable to have questions about the safety of our local drinking water. Below are some facts about this specific amoeba, as well as what the cities of Bryan and College Station are doing to ensure the safety of your water supply.
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City of Bryan a champion of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
The City of Bryan is excited to announce its fifth year as a Champion of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM). We continue to be committed to cybersecurity, online safety and privacy. This year, as an effort to promote and raise awareness, we will have weekly fact-based posts highlighting importance of online safety, both at work and at home.
City of Bryan unveils new mobile app
Get the information you need, whenever you need it, with the new official City of Bryan Mobile App.
Acre honored with statewide IT award
The City of Bryan’s Chief Information Officer, Bernie Acre, was recently honored by the Texas Association of Governmental Informational Technology Managers (TAGITM) for his long-time dedication to the organization and the IT profession.
Sanitary sewer inspections begin Sept. 16
Bryan residents may see contract workers in neighborhoods over the next several months as part of the City of Bryan’s Sanitary Sewer Overflow Initiative agreement with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.
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Road closure beginning Sept. 11: Woodville Road between Woody Lane and Old Hearne Road
Woodville Road will be closed between Woody Lane and Old Hearne Road from Friday, Sept. 11, 2020 until further notice as part of the Woodville Road Sewer Line Improvements Project.
Pattern zoning now available in Bryan’s Midtown area
Midtown property owners now have additional options for development as part of Midtown Pattern Overlay Districts. The overlay districts, also known as Pattern Zoning, allow the property owners to receive architect-designed pre-approved construction plans for four different buildings intended specifically for the Midtown area.
Five reasons to sign up for a library card
September is the American Library Association’s Library Card Sign-Up Month, so now is the perfect time to get your own library card. Here are five reasons why.
The truth about pattern zoning
On Aug. 6, 2020 the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of the Midtown Pattern Overlay Districts, specifying that pattern zoning be applied to properties in Areas 1-4 of Midtown, as identified in the recently approved Midtown Area Plan.
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City offices closed in observance of Labor Day
On Monday, Sept. 7, 2020, the City of Bryan Municipal Office building and all other city administrative offices will be closed in observance of the Labor Day holiday and will resume normal operating hours on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2020
Oil recycling center to temporarily close Aug. 31
The City of Bryan’s oil recycling center at the Municipal Service Center, 1111 Waco St., will temporarily close beginning Monday, Aug. 31, 2020.
