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June 15, 2023

City of Bryan staff and residents honored at council meeting

Help us congratulate the following employees and citizens who were recognized at Tuesday’s city council meeting.

Officer Najee Watson was honored with the Valor Award, and Jason Allen and Adam Richardson received the Courageous Citizen Award, for their actions on Dec. 29, 2022. On that day, Officer Watson was shot twice while in pursuit of a suspect, and despite injuries, continued to provide the shooter’s description over his radio. After hearing the gunfire, Jason Allen and Adam Richardson investigated the situation and found Officer Watson. They immediately provided medical aid and remained by Officer Watson’s side until help arrived.

Photo of Bryan City Council with Bryan Police Officer Najee Watson Officer Najee Watson

Photo of Bryan City Council with Bryan residents Jason Allen and Adam Richardson Bryan residents Jason Allen and Adam Richardson

Officer Sarah Popham received the Hero Award for her actions while responding to a call on Aug. 21, 2022. Once on scene, a gunman opened fire striking her and a civilian. Despite having been struck in the arm, Officer Popham still saved a victim, rendered aid to the civilian’s injury, relayed all of the suspect’s information to other officers, and remained at the scene in case the suspect returned.

Photo of Bryan City Council with Bryan Police Officer Sarah Popham Officer Sarah Popham

The Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District Board of Directors presented our Water Services Department with the Municipality Conservation Award recognizing how much groundwater has been saved with the installment of advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) and AMI Data Specialist Kala Jeske’s hard work.

AMI allows for real-time monitoring of water usage for customers and city staff as well as flags an account that shows a constant flow of water over a 48-hour time period, which could be from an unknown leak. In turn, Kala contacts these customers and works with them to resolve the issue which saves the customer’s money as well as groundwater.

Photo of Bryan City Council with city staff and a representative from the Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District.  City of Bryan Water Services staff

 
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