City of Bryan, Texas
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City of Bryan, Texas
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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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Census 2020: Everyone Counts
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, the 2020 Census is still carrying on, and it’s very important that you fill out your census forms. Our share of $675 billion in federal funding depends on in.
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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.
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 Aquatic Center to reopen on limited basis on July 6
The Bryan Aquatic Center (BAC) will reopen to patrons on a limited basis beginning July 6. The BAC will open to guests at least 18 years and older to participate in lap swimming and certain programs only; there will be no recreational pool use at this time.
Masks available to businesses participating in Operation Restart
Operation Restart is now providing face masks to ensure that participating businesses and their customers have every tool possible to contain the spread of COVID-19.
Smoke testing to begin the week of July 6 in west, northwest Bryan
Residents in western and northwestern areas of Bryan may see smoke emanating from various areas beginning the week of July 6, as Water Services Department crews from the City of Bryan perform smoke testing on sanitary sewer lines.
City of Bryan establishing new tourism organization called Destination Bryan
The City of Bryan has initiated the process to establish a new destination marketing organization called Destination Bryan. Destination Bryan will be established separate from the city, as a 501(c)(6) organization, with the goal of being operational by Aug. 1, 2020.
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June Update: Construction underway at Midtown Park
Construction on several parts of the Travis Bryan Midtown Park project are well underway, and progress can start to be seen.
CDAC meeting is June 25
During the CDAC’s regular meeting this month, residents have the opportunity to comment during two public hearings.
Myth vs. Fact: 2020 Census
There is so much information about the 2020 Census available that it’s sometimes hard to tell fact from fiction when it comes to your burning questions. Here are 5 common myths and facts about the 2020 Census.
Fireworks are illegal in Bryan
Residents looking for ways to celebrate the Independence Day holiday should ensure they do so safely and in accordance with City of Bryan laws.
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City of Bryan offices closed in observance of Independence Day
The City of Bryan Municipal Office building and all other city administrative offices will be closed in observance of Independence Day on Friday, July 3 and will resume normal operating hours on Monday, July 6, 2020.
COVID-19 assistance available for small businesses and residential tenants
Applications are now open for two assistance programs aimed at helping Bryan small businesses and Bryan residents who rent and were negatively affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Keep these codes in mind as summer approaches
As summer rolls around, the City of Bryan’s Codes Enforcement team continues to work hard and ensure our neighborhoods stay clean and safe for everyone to enjoy.
6 ways the 2020 Census can benefit you
For the past several months, you’ve inevitably seen us request that everyone fill out the 2020 Census. But you may be asking, “What’s in it for me?” Here are six ways you can directly benefit by filling out the census.
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Complete your census, win a gift card
City of Bryan residents who complete their 2020 Census have the opportunity to win a $20 gift card to a local business from now through mid-August.
BTU Board extends electric rate reduction to customers
The Board of Directors of Bryan Texas Utilities (BTU) voted to extend a rate-reduction measure, which was originally set to expire at the end of May. The reduction of the power supply adjustment by one-half will result in an approximate 15% reduction in electric costs for customers.
Midtown’s Pattern Zoning wins national Merit Award
One of the most unique aspects of the recently adopted Midtown Area Plan – Pattern Zoning – was given a Merit Award in the Emerging Projects category from the Center for New Urbanism (CNU) as part of the organization’s 2020 Charter Awards.
New COVID-19 assistance programs available soon
Several new assistance programs will soon be available through the City of Bryan’s Community Development Department to help individuals and businesses with COVID-19 relief.
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City accepts donation of Phillips Event Center property
The Phillips Event Center is now owned by the City of Bryan, after the Bryan City Council accepted the property as a donation from Wallace Phillips of the 1980 Phillips Group, LCC, at their May 18, 2020 meeting.
Making children count in the 2020 Census
Children under age 5 are one of the largest groups of undercounted people in the United States. Population counts from the Census are used to fund programs that directly affect children in our community, and being undercounted means being underfunded.
