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.
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.
During the CDAC’s regular meeting this month, residents have the opportunity to comment during two public hearings.
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.
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.
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.
At their May 18 meeting, the Bryan City Council approved the reallocation of grant funding through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development toward two new programs:
Additionally, the City Council approved the use of supplementary CDBG CARES funding to provide an additional $364,405 for small business economic development grants and $148,459 for public service agencies to provide direct relief services to benefit low- and moderate-income households.
Application and funding details for these programs will be available approximately June 1, 2020 on the Community Development website.
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