On Aug. 22, during her retirement reception, the Bryan City Council bestowed Mary Lynne Stratta with the honorary title of City Secretary Emeritus for her countless contributions across the municipal clerk profession and the City of Bryan.
After 15 years of dedicated service to the City of Bryan, and 40 total years in law enforcement, Bryan Police Chief Eric Buske has announced his retirement, effective June 7.
The city has been utilizing the GovDeals platform to sell city-owned surplus since 2011 and has successfully sold over 1,400 assets to buyers across the country. These assets range from automobiles, heavy equipment, garbage trucks, fire and police equipment, and many other items.
City of Bryan water customers with a cell phone number listed on their account will be auto-enrolled into a new text-messaging notification system, TextPower, on June 3.
The Bryan City Council voted unanimously to appoint Tiffany Thomas as presiding judge of Bryan Municipal Court of Record. She will be sworn in on May 1.
For more than 25 years now, Bryan citizens and City Councils have made sustained long-term investments in infrastructure and economic development activities to revitalize our historic downtown from an empty and run-down blight to the flourishing cultural district that we all enjoy today.
The Bryan + College Station Public Library System has expanded its streaming video options, and now offers more than 30,000 popular videos, TV series, independent films, and documentaries, including a whole new collection of videos for children ages 2-8.
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