The Parks and Recreation Department is hiring Lifeguards, Camp Counselors, & Recreation Attendants. Click here to apply!
The 2017 Junior Golf Clinics are open to students between 5 and 18 years of age!
This video, looks at the 2017 State Water Plan, water challenges that Texas faces, and how the Texas Water Development Board has resources to help.
Report potential fraud or City charter violations to the City Internal Auditor. Click here for more information.
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.
The Brazos County Emergency Notification System provides vital information for citizens about local emergencies 24 hours a day. The system works on mobile devices and landline phones. Register now!
There's so many opportunities to have fun at Travis B. Bryan Municipal Golf Course this summer. Take part in one of our clinics or the Zone Shootout, or just experience the best golf value in the Brazos Valley.
The Parks and Recreation Department is hiring Lifeguards, Camp Counselors, & Recreation Attendants. Click here to apply!
The City of Bryan has seen an increase in the re-subdivision of lots in established neighborhoods for the construction of single-family homes, which are often used as rental housing.
The City of Bryan App and the Bryan Waste Collection App are both free, and are two new tools to help Bryan residents remain informed and engaged.
If you have had flooding, please fill out our online form. Your information will help us better understand the causes of flooding within the Bryan city limits, and it will help us with potential solutions.
Bryan has everything that a new or growing business needs. And now you can find out a little more about the work that goes into making Bryan such a great place for businesses.
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.
This free app lets you turn your driving time into points redeemable at a number of eateries and retail businesses in our community.
The City of Bryan is using Polco.us as a platform to broaden citizen engagement on local policy issues. See what questions your city officials have posted, and register for free to share your thoughts and ideas.
Bryan Fire Department Share Important Fire Safety Tips
During Fire Prevention Week, the Bryan Fire Department shared important tips on how to ensure the community is aware of the importance of smoke detectors. Three out of five fire related tragedies occur in homes with either non-working smoke detectors or no smoke detectors at all. Listen as Lt. Fire Mashal William Bouse discusses […]
City Council Approves Construction Contract for New Fire Station #2
At the August 23, 2016 regular City Council meeting, the contract for the construction of a new Fire Station #2 was approved. KBTX’s Blakeley Galbraith highlights this public safety improvement in the “Eye on Your Money” segment. The new station will provide a modern, fully equipped facility for firefighters including adequate storage, a training room, […]
Traffic signal improvements will be underway now through September 2017.
Join us for the 7th Annual Juneteenth Children’s Art Festival from 10 AM until 12 PM on June 14th.
On June 12th, contractors will begin reconstruction of Russell Dr. and Missouri Ave. in Lynndale Acres.
Due to a mechanical failure, Sue Haswell Pool is closed effective today, June 9, 2017.
Contractors will begin overlaying alternate lanes of South College and South Main Street.
Join us June 7th to meet your hometown heroes at Clara B. Mounce Public Library.
Before the “I’m bored” talk begins, take a look at the activities in Bryan for kids of all ages.
Join us at the Bryan Aquatic Center on August 18th for the Back to School Splash!
Join us at 10 AM on June 22 as we take part in breaking the world record for the world’s largest swim lesson!
No statistics about drinking and driving can tell a story of pain, loss, survival and resilience. Statistics can only show the depth of the problem. These are stories about real people. City of Bryan
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