Kevin Boriskie

Surveillance Technology (Flock Cameras)

None discussed directly at this meeting.

crime statistics and public safety

Lower crime rates mean less money spent dealing with property loss and police response, keeping our local economy and property values on solid ground.

Municipal Court Leadership

Minimal, primarily administrative efficiency.

Racial Profiling Compliance

public safety labor relations

The department estimates that retaining just three certified firefighters would save the city approximately $300,000 in training and recruitment costs.

Flood Early Warning System Public Portal

The preferred option is estimated to cost $9.7 million.

Legal Settlement: Amy Luna v. City of Bryan

The specific financial terms of the settlement were not disclosed during the public portion of the meeting.

firefighter scheduling

Adjusting shift patterns could lead to higher overtime costs or the need for additional hiring to maintain full coverage.

crime rates and public safety

Lower crime rates can save taxpayers money on property loss, insurance premiums, and municipal security costs while boosting local economic development.

firework restrictions

You could get hit with a steep municipal fine if you light fireworks in the wrong spot.

crime statistics

Lower crime rates save residents money on property insurance and reduce the strain on our city's emergency and legal resources.

Approval of an Interlocal Cooperation Contract between the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) and the City of Bryan Municipal Court under the authority of Texas Government Code Chapter 791.