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Coronavirus: A message from Mayors Andrew Nelson and Karl Mooney

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The Emergency Notification System was created to notify citizens of local emergencies that occur day or night. A new system has been implemented to more efficiently and effectively reach our citizens.

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Recent Posts

  • Brazos County Resident Hazard Mitigation Action Plan Update Survey August 21, 2023
  • Update on Brazos County Warming Centers December 23, 2022
  • Warming Centers Available Thursday Through Sunday in Brazos County December 21, 2022
  • SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loans Available to Texas Small Businesses August 11, 2022
  • Governor Abbott Mobilizes Additional State Resources As Wildfire Danger Continues August 11, 2022

How to Report Issues

Road Closures

  • www.drivetexas.org (TxDot Roads)
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City of Bryan

Use the Help Bryan online form at www.bryantx.gov or call (979) 209-5900. If it is an emergency, dial 9-1-1.

City of College Station

Call College Station Police dispatch at (979) 764-3600 or dial 9-1-1.

Bryan Texas Utilities

Customers are being asked to keep the emergency outage line clear so system operators can focus on communicating with linemen in the field.

  • There is no need to call to report an outage—the customer’s meter will alert BTU when power is lost.
  • View Power Outages on the BTU website.
  • Follow updates on BTU’s Facebook (@BryanTexasUtilities) and Twitter (@BTU_BryanTX) pages.

College Station Utilities

If you have an electric, water or wastewater outage or emergency, have your CSU account number ready and call (855) 528-4278. Click here for more details.

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