Government

Brazos County, Texas

The city of College Station is governed by a council-manager system. Members of a city council are elected by voters, and they pass laws and establish policy. The city council appoints a professional city manager to oversee the city’s day-to-day operations and public services.

The Bryan District Parole Office in College Station is run by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ). The College Station and Northgate College Station post offices are run by the United States Postal Service.

Contact Information

1101 Texas Ave
College Station, TX 77840
Phone: +1 979-764-3500

General Information

Departments
Boards and Commissions
City Council
Council Committees
City Manager
City Attorney
Animal Control
Economic Development
Parks and Recreation

Sign indicating the closure of Bryan Fire Department Station Four due to mold.

City of Bryan Temporarily Closes Fire Department Station

March 30, 2025

News Summary The City of Bryan faces the temporary closure of Station Four of the Bryan Fire Department due to mold concerns. This vital station, located near Davila Middle School,...

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Texas A&M University System Welcomes New Chancellor

March 30, 2025

News Summary Glenn Hegar has been confirmed as the new chancellor of the Texas A&M University System following John Sharp’s retirement. Known for his role as Texas Comptroller, Hegar aims...

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Debate in College Station Focuses on Trump’s First 60 Days

March 30, 2025

News Summary College Station recently hosted a spirited debate featuring the Texas Aggie Democrats and Young Americans for Freedom discussing President Trump’s initial sixty days in office. With a diverse...

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Texas A&M Introduces Course on Authenticity in Generative AI

March 29, 2025

News Summary Texas A&M University is revolutionizing education with its new course, UGST 311: Authenticity in the Age of Generative AI. Designed by Professors Kegan Clark and Matthew Bizzell, this...

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Texas A&M Cuts 52 Degree Programs, Sparking Controversy

March 29, 2025

News Summary Texas A&M University has made headlines following the decision by the Board of Regents to cut 52 degree-seeking programs due to low enrollment numbers. This unexpected move has...

Community housing in College Station, Texas

College Station Council Members Challenge State Housing Bills

March 29, 2025

News Summary College Station officials express concern over proposed state bills, Senate Bill 1567 and House Bill 2797, that aim to overturn local occupancy limits. These changes could impact housing...

Students gather for a prayer rally outside a university theatre during a drag show.

Texas A&M Students Rally with Prayer During Draggieland Show

March 29, 2025

News Summary In College Station, Texas, students organized a prayer rally in response to the Draggieland drag show, emphasizing spiritual solidarity amidst protests. Approximately 75 demonstrators gathered around Rudder Theatre,...

A lively College Station neighborhood showcasing residential homes and a diverse community.

College Station’s Housing Ordinance Faces Legislative Review

March 29, 2025

News Summary College Station is under scrutiny as two state legislative committees evaluate Senate Bill 1567 and House Bill 2797, which propose to eliminate occupancy limits for unrelated individuals in...

Urban landscape of Bryan, Texas showcasing local buildings and community features.

Recent Criminal Activities and Legislative Updates in Bryan, TX

March 28, 2025

News Summary Bryan, Texas is currently facing serious crime incidents alongside critical legislative discussions. A local man has been arrested multiple times for child pornography, while police pursued a reckless...

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