Get the latest updates on the coronavirus
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The spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has forced us to make changes to our daily lives. And, the situation is constantly changing. For the most current information about city programs, facilities and coronavirus-related orders, make sure to check the coronavirus page on the City of Bryan's website.
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Residents ordered to shelter in place
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The Cities of Bryan and College Station and Brazos County have ordered all residents to shelter in place until
Tuesday, April 7, 2020 at 11:59 p.m.
Residents should only leave their homes for essential business. All non-essential businesses must shut down or have all of their employees work from home. All non-essential travel is prohibited.
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Tough times are ahead, but Bryan will prevail
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Over the past several months, the world has been facing a growing public health crisis that has now hit the Bryan-College Station community. Hear from Mayor Andrew Nelson on why social distancing is imperative, and what's in store for Bryan going forward.
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City facilities closed to public, but we're still working for you
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All City of Bryan facilities, including the BTU lobby, are closed to the public. However, that doesn't mean we're not here still working for you. Find out how you can still do business with the city and BTU online or by phone during these office closures.
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BCS libraries closed through April 7; online services available
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All Bryan + College Station Library System locations are closed to the public through April 7. There are still a ton of library services available, such as e-books and online video streaming,
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Support local bars and restaurants during closures
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While all bars and restaurant dining rooms are closed until further notice, you can still support these local businesses: Restaurants can still provide take-out, delivery, drive-through and curbside pickup options.
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Small Business Recovery Task Force formed
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We know that our small business community has been hit hard by COVID-19. To help identify what we, as a city, can to do help, the Mayor has formed the Small Business Recovery Task Force made up of representatives from the industries that have been hardest hit.
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Wipes clog pipes: Don't flush sanitary wipes of any kind
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Yes, there's a shortage of toilet paper, but please do not to flush sanitary wipes, paper towels, baby wipes or other items down the toilet. Despite some wipes saying that they are "flushable," these materials can cause real problems for sewer lines, potentially causing sewage to back up and flow back out of your toilet.
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Secure your data when working from home
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Many businesses have encouraged employees to work from home to help stop the spread of COVID-19. If you are one of those, there are several things you can do to ensure your computer - and your company's network - stay safe until you return to your office.
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We know it can be difficult to think about anything other than COVID-19 right now, but we're still doing the work of the City of Bryan. Here's some other news that you should know about:
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Census Day is April 1, so don't forget to be counted
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The census is extremely important for our community. It
provides the basis for Congressional seats and the distribution of over $675 billion in federal funding to support services and infrastructure for our community.
That's why it's so important for you to get counted! You should have received your census packet in the mail by now, and you can respond online, by phone or by mail.
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Travis Bryan Midtown Park closed; Lake to be drained
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The next phase of construction at Travis Bryan Midtown Park is moving forward next week. The park will be closed to the public beginning Monday, March 30, and the City of Bryan has contracted with SOLitude Lake Management to relocate fish downstream. The lake at the park will then be drained.
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Midtown Public Meeting canceled; info will be posted online
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The planned Public Meeting for the Midtown Area Plan was canceled, but all of the information that was going to be presented will be available online. This will allow you to get a look at the proposed changes to zoning and development standards that could occur after the plan is adopted. The plan will be presented to the Planning & Zoning Commission on April 2.
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Community Development virtual public hearing April 16
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The City of Bryan’s Community Development Department will hold a virtual public hearing on the department’s 5-Year Consolidated plan, fair housing and changes to the 2019 Annual Action Plan. Public comment during the public hearing is encouraged.
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April 2 Planning Commission meeting notice
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The Bryan Planning and Zoning Commission will consider several cases during its regular meeting at 6 p.m. on April 2, 2020. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the meeting will no longer be held in Council Chambers of the Bryan Municipal Office Building as previously planned and announced. Instead, the meeting is now planned to be held via an online teleconference. Residents are encouraged to express their views regarding scheduled cases. Check the city's website or call 979.209.5030 beginning March 31 for information on how to access this meeting.
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