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.
Latest News
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City of Bryan, BTU offices open on Good Friday
Members of the public can continue to conduct business with the City of Bryan and BTU on Friday, April 10, 2020. The city was previously scheduled to be closed, but offices and the BTU drive thru will now be operating from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Coronavirus and Churches: Guidelines for a safe Easter
As Easter approaches, churches should follow Gov. Abbot’s executive order, which says religious services should be provided remotely, when possible. Otherwise, they should follow CDC guidelines for hygiene and ensure groups remain 10 or less and follow social distancing.
BTU to reduce electric rates in response to COVID-19
The Board of Directors of Bryan Texas Utilities (BTU) announced today that rate relief measures have been approved to assist customers during this difficult time.
Grant program will assist small businesses and nonprofits in Bryan
Small businesses and nonprofits in Bryan who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic have more options for assistance coming their way after the Bryan City Council approved a Chapter 380 Agreement with the United Way of the Brazos Valley on Monday, Mar. 30.
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COVID-19 cases rising in our community; shelter-in-place order mandatory to stop the spread
COVID-19 cases are rising fast in our community, according to health officials. Every person and business MUST comply with the shelter-in-place order to stop the spread. Officials will begin to enforce this order.
Road Closures: Multiple road and public works projects beginning soon
The Woodville Road / SH 6 (Earl Rudder Freeway) overpass will be closed beginning March 30 and the South Coulter Drive Reconstruction Project is beginning April 6.
Small business recovery assistance available
Due to the significant impact that the coronavirus/COVID-19 is having on Bryan’s small business community, Bryan Mayor Andrew Nelson has appointed a Small Business Support and Recovery Task Force to help guide the city’s strategy in supporting small businesses through the next several months into recovery
BTU continues to delay disconnects in response to COVID-19
BTU will continue to disconnect services only upon customer request until the shelter-in-place order is lifted by the City of Bryan and normal business operations have resumed.
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March Update: Lake work to start soon; Park will close beginning March 30
Travis Bryan Midtown Park lake will be closed to the public beginning March 30; Work to relocate fish and drain the lake begins in early April.
Closures due to shelter-in-place order
Lake Bryan and the Bryan + College Station Library System will both be closed during the shelter-in-place order.
Bryan announces two-week shelter-in-place order
On Monday, March 23, 2020, Bryan Mayor Andrew Nelson issued a shelter-in-place order for all residents of the City of Bryan to further reduce the possibility of exposure to COVID-19. The order takes effect at 9 p.m. on Tuesday, March 24, 2020 and will be in effect for two weeks.
Coronavirus: Two important messages about water and wastewater
1. Bryan’s water is safe, and 2. Please only flush toilet paper down your toilet.
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Bars, restaurant dining rooms ordered to close by 9 p.m. today; public gatherings of more than 10 prohibited
Effective 9 p.m. tonight (Wednesday, March 18), all bars and restaurant dining rooms in Bryan and College Station will be ordered to close to further reduce the possibility of exposure to COVID-19.
Mayor Andrew Nelson's statement on the coronavirus (COVID-19)
Over the past several months, the world has been facing a growing public health crisis.
Declaración del alcalde Andrew Nelson sobre el coronavirus (COVID-19)
En los últimos meses, el mundo ha enfrentado una creciente crisis de salud pública.
Bryan and College Station mayors declare States of Disaster
Bryan Mayor Andrew Nelson and College Station Mayor Karl Mooney have both declared States of Disaster in their respective cities in response to the COVID-19/coronavirus.
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BTU closes lobby and adjusts disconnect policy amid COVID-19
The BTU lobby will be closed to the public until further notice. BTU will only be disconnecting services upon customer request for the next 10 days.
March 16: Updated closures and cancellations
Here’s a list of closures announced today, March 16, 2020, by the City of Bryan.
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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