Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Bryan public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
10 issues
Road Construction
Want to weigh in on where the new I-14 and Loop I-214 highways are going? You've only got until Monday, October 12, to drop your public comments to TxDOT before they lock in the route plans for our area.
Bounce House Insurance Enforcement
Planning a park party in Bryan? Good news for safety, but now you have to jump through hoops to prove your bounce house vendor has a cool $1 million in insurance and a valid state inspection.
Bounce House Regulations
Planning a park party with a bounce house in Bryan? The city is cracking down, making sure rental companies actually have $1 million in insurance and pass safety checks first.
Rezoning Request for 3094 Club Drive (The Traditions)
A developer requested to change 2.57 acres in The Traditions from Planned Development Housing to standard Planned Development to allow a six-unit condominium complex. Nearby residents strongly opposed the change, citing concerns about increased density, traffic, privacy loss, and a deviation from the single-family character they expected when buying their homes.
Crime Statistics and Public Safety
Crime in Bryan is dropping big time in 2026! Even though the city is growing, robberies and car thefts are down over 30%, which is a huge win for local neighborhoods.
Crime Rates and Public Safety
Good news for Bryan residents: crime is way down this year across almost every category, even though our city's population keeps growing. Local police report big drops in serious issues like robberies and car thefts, meaning your neighborhood is getting safer.
Crime Statistics
Good news for Bryan: violent crime is plummeting even as the city's population explodes. Robberies and car thefts have dropped by double digits, making our streets noticeably safer.
Design Review Board Consolidation
Bryan is hosting an open house to let residents shape the city's future development plans. It’s a prime opportunity to voice your opinion on how the city should grow before officials lock in their long-term strategy.
FY 2027 Property Tax Rate and Budget Adoption
The city council voted to keep property tax rates stable at $0.624 per $100 valuation while adopting the overall budget, rejecting a minor tax cut proposal over sustainability concerns.
Historic Hotel Bryan Redevelopment Agreement
Council approved a 10-year economic development agreement providing $350,000 in performance grants to renovate the historic Hotel Bryan and Ryan Building in downtown into lofts and retail space.