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Two buildings in Historic Downtown Bryan are on track to be restored, after the Bryan City Council approved a Chapter 380 Economic Development Agreement at the Sept. 15 Special Meeting to support the project.

Even as Bryan has experienced substantial population growth, the Bryan Police Department reports continued positive crime trends in 2026, building on a significant long-term reduction in reported crime.

Two of the City of Bryan’s standout facilities in Travis Bryan Midtown Park – Legends Event Center and Travis Fields – are primed for further success into the 2030s after action by Bryan City Council at the Sept. 15 Special Meeting. 

The City of Bryan’s property tax rate will be unchanged for the next fiscal year after approval by the Bryan City Council. The property tax rate will be $0.624000 per $100 valuation, which has remained steady since Fiscal Year 2023, when it was lowered. Bryan’s property tax rate has not increased since Fiscal Year 1999.

Election season is underway and November is right around the corner. The City of Bryan has three City Council races and a city charter amendment on the ballot. Get ready to cast your vote with the details in this voters guide.

The taxpayer impact statement provides information to Citizens regarding the proposed tax rate, the no-new-revenue tax rate, and the voter-approval tax rate and how those various rates would affect the property tax bill on the median average home price.

Notice is hereby given of a drawing to determine the order in which the names of candidates are to be printed on the ballot for the election to be held on November 3, 2026 in Bryan, Texas.

Three city council seats are up for the Nov. 3 general election. Stay updated on important election dates and be sure you are registered to vote.