College Station Launches Warrant Amnesty Program

News Summary

The College Station community is invited to participate in the newly launched Warrant Amnesty Program, which offers a chance to resolve outstanding warrants without additional fees. Running until February 28, 2025, the program has cleared over 7,000 warrants since 2007. While this initiative gives individuals a second chance, a warrant roundup is scheduled for March 1-9. Other community events include a veterans resource fair and discussions on public pool safety, emphasizing the city’s commitment to safety and support for residents.

College Station Kicks Off Warrant Amnesty Program and Embraces Community Spirit!

Hey there, College Station residents! Exciting things are happening in your beloved city, and we want to keep you in the loop. If you, or someone you know, have any outstanding warrants hanging over your head, now is the perfect time to step up and resolve them without all the usual fuss!

Warrant Amnesty Program: A Second Chance!

The Warrant Amnesty Program has been a part of our community since 2007, and it’s back with a bang! Running until February 28, 2025, this program is your golden opportunity to clear those pesky warrants. During this period, individuals can pay their fines in full without that extra $50 fee hanging around, making it a little easier on your wallet!

This initiative isn’t just about avoiding costs; it’s about giving folks a chance to resolve their legal issues without the threat of jail time. Many community members have already taken advantage of this program, with the city boasting over 7,000 warrants cleared since its inception. Mark your calendars, though! Once we hit March 1, a warrant roundup will be conducted until March 9, actively seeking individuals who still have outstanding fines. Don’t wait until it’s too late!

Listen In: Updates from City Officials

expunction clinic and a community living class in the works. Sounds like an informative February, right?

Keeping Our Public Pools Safe

250 public pools in the area—many found at hotels and apartment complexes—the council wants to launch a public pool inspection ordinance. This move stems from growing concerns about waterborne diseases and infections. It’s all about keeping our swimming spots clean and safe for everyone to enjoy!

A Helping Hand for Our Veterans

veterans resource fair and claims clinic is happening at the Brazos Center from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.. This event will bring together veteran service officers and over 75 vendors to connect veterans with essential community resources. Whether it’s filing claims or simply asking questions, there’s something for every veteran at this fair. It’s a wonderful opportunity to receive support and information!

A Not-So-Merry Ending for Local Drug Trafficker

44 years old, Jeremy Daniel has received a 30-year prison term along with a staggering fine of $44,000. Dubbed as “the top of the pyramid” by law enforcement, his arrest was the result of a unified effort by various law agencies and comes after numerous bookings and outstanding drug charges over the years.

College Station, there’s a lot going on! Whether it’s taking advantage of the amnesty program, participating in community events, or staying informed about safety regulations, your involvement makes a difference. Stay engaged, make those connections, and let’s keep our community strong and united!

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Additional Resources

• WTAW – City of College Station Update
• Wikipedia: College Station, Texas
• KXXV – Amnesty Period for Warrants
• Google Search: Warrant Amnesty Program College Station
• WTAW – 17-Year-Old Arrested for Gunfire
• Google Scholar: Community Safety Programs
• KBTX – Warrant Amnesty Period Underway
• Encyclopedia Britannica: Public Safety Initiatives
• WTAW – City Responds to Police Shooting Complaint
• Google News: College Station Community Events

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