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. If we continue on this path, number of cases will overwhelm our community’s hospitals. Officials will begin to enforce this order. If you don’t need to leave, stay home. Stricter steps may be required if people don’t stay home.
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.
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.
Coronavirus: Updates from Monday, March 23, 2020
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.
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.
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. If we continue on this path, number of cases will overwhelm our community’s hospitals. Officials will begin to enforce this order. If you don’t need to leave, stay home. Stricter steps may be required if people don’t stay home.
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.
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 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.
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.
Lake Bryan and the Bryan + College Station Library System will both be closed during the 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.
1. Bryan’s water is safe, and 2. Please only flush toilet paper down your toilet.
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.
Over the past several months, the world has been facing a growing public health crisis.
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