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Need to catch up on news from the past week in the Bryan-College Station area? Check out these five stories.
Brazos County volunteer fire departments secure funding from Texas A&M Forest Service grants
The Texas A&M Forest Service has awarded $29.3 million to rural fire departments across the state, including nearly $300,000 going to two volunteer fire departments in Brazos County.
Bryan City Council approves use of AI to monitor timed parking downtown
During Bryan City Council’s June 9 meeting, the council approved the use of artificial intelligence to help monitor parking in Historic Downtown Bryan for incoming timed parking spots.
Learn more from Reporter Rhett Brady.
Brazos County approves $2.4M property purchase amid transparency, cost concerns
Brazos County commissioners approved the purchase of a commercial property near the county jail at its June 9 meeting, despite concerns from residents and one commissioner about the property’s cost and the county’s plans for the site.
Read more from Editor Karley Cross.
Bryan City Council approves $65M for capital improvements for FY 2026-27
During the June 9 Bryan City Council meeting, council members approved $65 million worth of funds for capital improvements for fiscal year 2026-27. The budget will go toward projects including, Travis Bryan Midtown Park, infrastructure improvements and animal shelters.
Learn more from Reporter Rhett Brady.
Brazos County takes another step toward opening first medical examiner’s office
Brazos County commissioners approved a new forensic lab technician position at its June 9 meeting, another milestone as the county prepares to open its first medical examiner’s office later this year.
