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

Community gathering for missing teens K'Lynn and Harmony Hawkins

Urgent Search for Missing Teens in College Station

February 14, 2025

News Summary The College Station Police Department is urgently seeking help to locate two missing teenagers, K’Lynn and Harmony Hawkins. The sisters were last seen in the College Station area...

Black and blue duffle bag found at Ducky's Car Wash in Bryan

Bryan Police Search for Owner of Found Duffle Bag

February 14, 2025

News Summary The Bryan Police Department is urging the community to assist in locating the owner of a black and blue duffle bag discovered at Ducky’s Car Wash. A good...

Families enjoying an outdoor park in College Station with modern play equipment and green spaces.

Future Developments for Thomas Park in College Station

February 14, 2025

News Summary College Station’s city council has approved nearly $1 million for the renovation of Thomas Park, introducing family-friendly features and coordinating with nearby infrastructure improvements. The changes aim to...

Residents of Brazos County discussing community security and legislative updates.

Brazos County Community Security and Legislative Updates

February 13, 2025

News Summary Brazos County has seen significant developments concerning community security, legislative actions, and notable criminal cases. The county commissioners have implemented a new policy for monitoring over 1,200 security...

Diverse students in a classroom discussing educational options.

Texas Senate Passes Controversial School Choice Bill

February 13, 2025

News Summary The Texas Senate has passed Senate Bill 2, a school choice bill that allows parents to use state funds for private school tuition. Supporters argue it empowers families...

Celebration of Black History Month on Texas A&M campus

Texas A&M’s Black Community Celebrates Heritage

February 13, 2025

News Summary Despite federal challenges to cultural observances, Texas A&M University’s Black community, led by the Memorial Student Center Woodson Black Awareness Committee, is determined to celebrate Black History Month....

Residents meeting to discuss safety in Hearne

Indictments and Policy Changes in Hearne Community

February 13, 2025

News Summary Recent incidents have led to significant legal challenges for residents in Hearne, including indictments for burglary and new security policies. Deshannon Pierce has been indicted, while the local...

Emergency response at a Houston highway crash scene

Tragic Crash on Houston Highway Leads to Intoxication Manslaughter Charges

February 13, 2025

News Summary A tragic accident on I-45 resulted in intoxication manslaughter charges for Monica Valdez after her vehicle headlong collided with a Jeep Cherokee, killing the driver, Steve Nartey. The...

Firefighters conducting live fire training at a residential property.

Bryan/College Station Hosts Unique Training Day for Firefighters

February 12, 2025

News Summary In a commendable initiative, Bryan/College Station Habitat for Humanity organized a live fire training event for local firefighters at a previously dilapidated house. This program not only provided...

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