Your Voice in Bryan’s Community Development Plan

News Summary

Bryan residents, a new five-year Consolidated Plan for Housing and Community Development is in the works. Your feedback is essential for shaping priorities in housing and community services. Join public meetings on February 18 and 20 to share your insights or participate in an online survey until March 7. Also, learn about improvements in neighboring College Station, including park upgrades and healthcare expansion.

Exciting News in Bryan: Your Voice Matters in Community Development!

Hey there, Bryan residents! Big changes are on the horizon as the City of Bryan gears up to create a five-year Consolidated Plan for Housing and Community Development (2025-29). This isn’t just any plan; it’s designed especially with the needs of low and moderate-income residents in mind. Wondering what that means for you? Read on!

What’s All the Fuss About?

This new plan will help set priorities for essential things like housing, community services, and general development. Why is this important? The plan will shape how federal funds are allocated for these vital areas, making it crucial for residents to get involved. Your feedback can help ensure everybody in our community gets fair access to these resources.

Join the Conversation – Public Meetings Scheduled!

Mark your calendars! The City of Bryan is hosting two public meetings where you can provide your input and share your thoughts on the plan. Here are the details:

  • First Meeting: Tuesday, February 18, from 9 to 11 a.m. at Clara B. Mounce Public Library. Come for a presentation and enjoy some light refreshments!
  • Second Meeting: Thursday, February 20, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Neal Recreation Center. This is another great opportunity to make your voice heard.

These gatherings are all about listening to what you have to say, so don’t miss out! The city’s planning team is eager to hear from you, and it’s a perfect chance to understand how these plans will impact our vibrant community.

Can’t Make it to the Meetings? No Problem!

If your busy schedule can’t accommodate attending the meetings in person, don’t worry! You can still participate in shaping the future of Bryan by filling out an online survey. The survey will remain open until March 7, giving everyone a chance to contribute their thoughts from the comfort of home. Just head over to bryantx.gov/ConsolidatedPlan to access the survey and learn more about the overall plan.

Community Improvements Are Coming to College Station!

$1 million will be set aside to enhance Thomas Park, which is being redesigned alongside Lincoln Avenue. This is part of a larger scope of $6 million in improvements, with funds coming from a mix of bonds and capital resources. Looks like they’re serious about making our local parks and recreation facilities even better!

Healthcare Expansion to Meet Growing Needs

nearly 30% rise in visits to hospitals and clinics over the last five years. Emergency room visits alone have surged by more than 8%—it’s clear that the community’s healthcare needs are a top priority.

Stay Informed and Involved!

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