Your Wastewater Fee is Based on Upcoming Water Use

The City of Bryan would like to remind customers that, per city ordinance, your wastewater fee is determined by your water usage for billing cycles that end in December, January and February.

Mayor’s Statement on BTU’s Temporary Government Shutdown Assistance

If you’re a BTU customer and can show proof of furlough or missed pay, your utilities will NOT be disconnected during this stressful time. When the shutdown ends, BTU will work with you to get back on track.

Last Energy, Texas A&M Collaborate to Launch Microreactor Pilot at Texas A&M-RELLIS

The project secures land, fuel and Department of Energy pathway for scaled nuclear demonstration.

Spooky Season Activities and Safety

It’s spooky season! Here are some family-friendly events and safety tips to make the most of the season.

Newly Activated HAWK Signals Increase Safety for Pedestrians on William J. Bryan Parkway

New High-Intensity Activated Crosswalk (HAWK) pedestrian signals are in place on William J. Bryan Parkway, on both sides of Sue Haswell Memorial Park.

Behind the Gavel: Oct. 7, 2025

The Bryan City Council meets on Tuesday, Oct.7, for their workshop and regular meetings at City Hall. Learn everything you need to know about the meeting here.

Veterans Section at Bryan City Cemetery Honors Service and Sacrifice

The City of Bryan offers a special place for Brazos Valley families to remember loved ones who served our country. One section of the Bryan City Cemetery Annex is designated as a Veterans Section, with several remembrance elements funded by Wreaths Across America Brazos Valley volunteers and partners.

Safely Dispose of Household Hazardous Waste and Electronics on Oct. 18

Held every April and October, this rain-or-shine free event helps protect our environment by keeping hazardous materials out of the landfill. Household hazardous waste should never be dumped down drains or placed for regular garbage collection.

City of Bryan Seeks Feedback on Historic Downtown Bryan Parking Proposal

The City of Bryan is asking for community feedback on a proposal to add two-hour, enforced timed parking in portions of Historic Downtown Bryan. The proposed schedule would apply Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.