Beginning Oct. 12, the City of Bryan will launch a pilot 48/96 work schedule for the Bryan Fire Department, marking a significant investment in the health, wellness and long-term sustainability of the department’s workforce.
The City of Bryan and Bryan Texas Utilities are proud to announce a free fireworks show for the community, as part of nationwide celebrations of America’s 250th birthday.
America’s race to build the next generation of nuclear energy is accelerating at Texas A&M-RELLIS, where The Texas A&M University System signed agreements with Terrestrial Energy Inc. to advance the development of its planned small modular reactor.
The City of Bryan and the Bryan Fire Department are taking proactive steps to strengthen the long-term health, leadership development, communication systems and operational sustainability of the department through an independent organizational assessment.
Midtown Legacy Park, a destination playground for all ages and abilities, is arriving soon in Travis Bryan Midtown Park, providing a signature experience for residents and visitors to enjoy in the world-class park.
Four times a year, the Bryan Animal Center offers free microchips and rabies vaccinations for animals owned by Bryan residents. The events are part of the Animal Center’s mission to support pets in Bryan and promote responsible pet ownership.
Two new front-line fire engines recently went into service, marking a milestone in equipment upgrades and in long-range planning and operational readiness.
The City of Bryan provides free, live flooding information and rainfall data from 20 of the city’s most flood-prone streets. The data is available to the public through the online dashboard of the Bryan Flood Early Warning System, or B-FEWS.
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