While water-use restrictions are not currently in place in Bryan or College Station, residents are encouraged to take steps now to reduce water use and help ensure that an adequate supply remains available for essential needs.
City staff is actively working with TxDOT to better understand concerns and explore solutions that balance safety with accessibility and quality of life.
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 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.
May is Building Safety Month, and the City of Bryan is joining communities around the world in recognizing this international campaign led by the International Code Council to raise awareness about building safety.
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.
The City of Bryan’s Fire, Fleet, Facilities, and Purchasing Departments work in a spirit of collaboration to identify and resolve challenges with fleet and facilities in support of the Fire Department.
The City of Bryan’s Water Services continues efforts to identify city and private service lines as required by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) updated Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR). Learn how the process works, what it means for you, and how you can help.
Recent social media posts regarding Bryan Fire Department vehicles and stations do not reflect the full picture regarding maintaining and monitoring the Fire Department fleet.
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