Bryan Mumford Road reconstruction project finishes, prioritizing safety with growth

A $7.2 million, 1.3-mile reconstruction of Mumford Road in Bryan has been completed, widening the road and adding a new bridge to improve safety and support local business traffic.

What you need to know

According to a news release, the goal of the project was to create a safer environment for driving and commerce in the growing area. The original 22-foot road was widened to 38 feet with a new bridge and drainage improvements.

Per Bryan City Council agenda material, the project’s original contract was approved in June 2025.  

Zooming in

The reconstruction is expected to boost the local economy. As previously reported by Community Impact, Amazon opened a delivery station on Mumford Road in April. The release said the daily volume of 13,000 packages processed could double because of the reconstruction. 

Safety improvements will also affect students and faculty at Bryan ISD’s Career and Technology campus. The release said the enhancement of public safety will improve the quality of life and is a priority for city staff and council.

Going forward

According to the release, the city expects the reconstruction to support the growing area, along with the addition of the CertainTeed roofing manufacturing and distribution facility and the $110 million Axis Pipe & Tube expansion project.