The Good Life: The City of Bryan electronic newsletter.
Thursday, March 12, 2020
You Count! Respond to the 2020 Census
Over the coming days, check your mailbox for your 2020 Census invitation. These invitations are being delivered between now and March 20, and that means your opportunity to fill out the census is now. You can return your census form online, by mail or by phone. Have questions about how the census works? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions .
Maroon & White Night still a go for March 20
Come enjoy an evening of free live music, dancing, activities and specials in Downtown Bryan. Enjoy a free concert with the Texas Unlimited Band and Russell Boyd. Local student organizations and music groups will be scattered throughout Downtown and participating businesses will be offering 12% off to current college students. Show your support and wear your maroon and white.

The safety of students and community members is of utmost importance. With the rapidly changing situation regarding the coronavirus, the City of Bryan and the Downtown Bryan Association are monitoring guidance from the Brazos County Health Department, the state Department of Health and the CDC regarding large events in the Brazos Valley.

At this time, the event is still scheduled to proceed as planned. However, we are following the lead of Texas A&M University, and should in-person classes be canceled, we will follow suit and postpone Maroon & White Night to a future date.

Why don't we have more cable & internet options?
The City of Bryan is often asked why there are not more options for residential cable and internet service in Bryan-College Station. The answer isn't so simple.

Camp Hero registration is open
What could be more fun than 11 weeks of action-packed, activity-filled days with your child's school friends? Not much, if you ask us. That's why you should make sure you reserve your child's spot in our summer Camp Hero program. Registration is open now, but don't wait! The fun starts on May 26.

Attend the Midtown Public Meeting
If you'd like to learn more about the Midtown Area Plan and the new Pattern Zoning concept, put March 23 on your calendar. This public meeting will allow you to get a look at the proposed changes to zoning and development standards that could occur after the plan is adopted. It will also be a great opportunity to ask questions before the Midtown Area Plan is presented to the Planning & Zoning Commission and Bryan City Council.

Last chance to give input on housing and community needs
Bryan's Community Development Department needs your input to ensure the 5-Year Consolidated Plan Needs Assessment addresses our community's needs. The Community Development Advisory Committee will hold a public hearing on March 19, where the public is invited to speak.

Did you change your smoke detector batteries on Sunday? Don't forget to change your batteries each time you change your clocks for daylight-saving time.
Adoptable Pet of the Week
ELEPHANT
Labrador Mix｜2 months old｜Spayed female

Hi, my name is Elephant, and I can’t wait to be your new friend! I don’t want to brag, but I am pretty cute - just look at me! I enjoy any and all attention as well as playing with toys. I would love a home with other dogs so we can play together. Not only do I love to play, but I am also a great napper. I guess you can say I’m the best of both worlds. Come meet me at The Bryan Animal Center and I will shower you with love and kisses. Who can say no to this face?

If you are interested in ado pting Elephant, ple ase contact the Bryan Animal Center , 979.209.5260, or visit in person at 2207 Finfeather Road.
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