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

Protestors gathered in Bryan Texas expressing social justice concerns

Protestors Gather in Bryan, Texas Against National Guard Deployment

June 15, 2025

News Summary In Bryan, Texas, dozens of protestors gathered outside the courthouse to express their discontent with current administration policies, particularly targeting I.C.E. actions and advocating for social justice. This...

Vehicles navigating through a 45 mph construction zone on FM 2818.

Drivers Frustrated with Speed Limit on FM 2818 in College Station

June 15, 2025

News Summary Drivers in College Station are increasingly frustrated with the continued 45 mph work zone speed limit along FM 2818, despite major construction being nearly complete. The reduced speed...

Residential neighborhood in College Station with various houses.

Texas Senate Passes Bill Affecting Occupancy in College Station Homes

June 12, 2025

News Summary The Texas Senate has passed SB 1567, a bill that could alter occupancy regulations for single-family homes in College Station. If signed by Governor Abbott, the bill would...

Classroom with Ten Commandments poster displayed

Texas Advances Bill for Ten Commandments in Schools

June 8, 2025

News Summary Texas is progressing towards potentially mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms through Senate Bill 10. The bill has passed both chambers of the...

A sign indicating water conservation measures in a residential area of College Station.

College Station Residents Urged to Conserve Water Amid Drought

June 7, 2025

News Summary The College Station community is facing record water usage due to ongoing drought conditions, prompting the Wellborn Special Utility District to implement stage one of its drought contingency...

A diverse group of students exploring housing options in College Station.

New Senate Bill Aims to Change Occupancy Limits in College Station

June 7, 2025

News Summary A new legislation, SB 1567, has been introduced in College Station to modify occupancy limits for unrelated residents. The bill aims to remove restrictions capping the number of...

Classroom with teachers and students reflecting on funding issues

CSISD Faces $2.6 Million Budget Deficit Despite New Funding

June 7, 2025

News Summary The College Station Independent School District is confronted with a $2.6 million budget deficit for the upcoming school year, despite a newly signed $8.5 billion education funding package....

Police investigation scene in College Station

Local Man Charged with Theft of Rare Firearms in College Station

June 5, 2025

News Summary Stephen Eric Brown, a 37-year-old man, faces charges for stealing 42 rare firearms from a College Station residence and selling them at auction. Homeowners reported missing valuables after...

Community members discussing housing issues in College Station

College Station Residents Oppose Senate Bill 1567

June 5, 2025

News Summary Residents and officials in College Station are voicing strong opposition to Senate Bill 1567, which seeks to limit local authority over occupancy in homes. Concerns include potential increases...

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