City of Bryan, Texas
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City of Bryan, Texas
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12 capital projects to watch in 2020
From stormwater to road repairs to sidewalks to new parks, residents will have the opportunity to give input on some major projects and see progress made on others in 2020.
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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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Public Input: Questions Opinions Answers Surveys
Engage with the City of Bryan on a variety of topics using the Polco.us platform.
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Report Fraud Anonymously
Report potential fraud or City charter violations anonymously to the City Internal Auditor by using our online reporting form, or by calling our fraud hotline at (979) 209-5465.
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Water Conservation: State Water Plan
This video, looks at the State Water Plan, water challenges that Texas faces, and how the Texas Water Development Board has resources to help.
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.
Get a Permit
Do you know what permits you need for your building project? Or to drive a taxicab? Or to hold a special event? It can seem a little daunting, but we can help you navigate the paperwork.
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.
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Latest News
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Bryan Drive-In Recycling Center to close Feb. 16
The Bryan Drive-In Recycling Center at 2202 Briarcrest Drive will be permanently closing on Feb. 16, 2020 to allow for redevelopment of the Walmart shopping center.
We need your input on community assistance programs
Over the next few months, community members have the opportunity to help identify the types of services needed in Bryan through the 5-Year Consolidated Plan Community Needs Assessment for the city’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and Home Investment Partnership (HOME) programs.
Single-family permits continue to break records
In 2019, the City of Bryan issued 594 permits for single-family homes, setting a new record for the community and continuing a steady trend of single-family home building in Bryan.
Bryan Vital Statistics Office honored for exemplary work
The City of Bryan’s Vital Statistics Office was recently honored by the Texas Department of Health and Human Services, and staff members were presented with the award at the Bryan City Council meeting on Jan. 14, 2020.
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Community invited to scooter town hall
Blue Duck, the company involved in the City of Bryan’s scooter pilot program, is hosting a community town hall on Tuesday, Feb. 4 at 6 p.m.
CDAC Public Meeting: January 2020
Members of the community are invited to attend the next meeting of the City of Bryan Community Development Advisory Committee (CDAC), which will be at 6 p.m. on Jan. 21, 2020.
Bryan Aquatic Center closed Feb. 3-10
The Bryan Aquatic Center will be closed Feb. 3-10, 2020, while we make the Aquatic Center more accessible to everyone in our community.
Carter Creek temporarily closed for storm drain improvements
Beginning Monday, Jan. 12, 2020, Carter Creek Parkway will be closed to traffic from Villa Maria Road north to Burton Drive for storm drainage improvements.
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4 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Text and Drive
Here are some graphics that can show you just what it is you’re doing when you choose to text and drive, why it is so dangerous, and what can be done to prevent it.
City of Bryan offices closed on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
On Monday, Jan. 20, 2020, the City of Bryan Municipal Office building and all other City administrative offices will be closed in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.
12 capital projects to watch in 2020
From stormwater to road repairs to sidewalks to new parks, residents will have the opportunity to give input on some major projects and see progress made on others in 2020.
19 for 2019: The year in photos
As 2019 draws to a close, we decided to take a look back at the year in Bryan through our photographer’s lens. Here’s some of our favorite photos from 2019.
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City offices closed for New Year's holiday
Bryan city administrative offices will be closed on Jan. 1, 2020 in observance of New Year’s Day.
Ronin honored with 2019 Mayor's Downtown Impact Award
Brian and Amanda Light have transformed the historic Downtown Bryan Ice House from a vacant building into a lively, bustling farm-to-table restaurant that has become a go-to spot for entertainment. That’s why the Lights, owners of Ronin Restaurant, were honored with the 2019 Mayor’s Downtown Impact Award.
Oil recycling center to temporarily close
The City of Bryan’s oil recycling center at the Municipal Service Center, 1111 Waco St., will temporarily close beginning Monday, Dec. 16, 2019. This temporary closure will be to allow the construction of two concrete pads and a service road. Weather permitting, this project is scheduled to be complete by Feb. 1, 2020.
Bryan Police Department receives National Night Out award
The Bryan Police Department was selected as a City Award winner by the National Association of Town Watch for its participation in National Night Out 2019.
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Police, Fire continue their focus on public safety
Bryan’s Police and Fire Departments are building on successes to continue their focus on public safety in FY2020.
Retirement reception for Library Director is Dec. 13
Members of the public are invited to celebrate the retirement of Bryan + College Station Public Library System Director Larry Koeninger at a retirement party on Dec. 13.
