Bryan Board News Today

The Bard Centennial Fountain at the Williams County Courthouse grounds began running earlier this week, but in recent years it has been costing more than expected.

The Bryan Board of Public Affairs (BPA) Tuesday passed a resolution to end city-provided email service, and heard from a resident unhappy with the direction on such services.

A civil lawsuit between the City of Bryan and a long-time business has been set for a trial date in Williams County Common Pleas Court.

While most Bryan residents were getting ready for Christmas in 2022, city electric employees were working to help stave off a major event.

The City of Bryan used less power than was forecast in 2023, the Bryan Board of Public Affairs learned Tuesday.

Moore Pool is going to get a new heater thanks in part to the Bryan Swim Team Association.

Bryan Municipal Utilities likely will be performing a revenue analysis later this year to determine if rates are adequate.

The Bryan Board of Public Affairs Tuesday welcomed a new board member and gave approval for a change order for a piece of equipment that has been long delayed.

The Bryan Board of Public Affairs met in special session Friday and organized for the coming year, and gave approval to apply for federal funding.

A former Bryan Municipal Utilities employee recently received two honors through AMP, Inc. to recognize his career in public power.