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The College Station City Council approved a one-year contract renewal for Flock cameras and finalized land sale terms with Bass Pro Shops during its September 24 meeting.
The City Council will consider a construction contract with Site Utilities and Construction, LLC for $136,000 to perform drainage repairs on pipe infrastructure at Finfeather Road, 1501 Wolf Run, Southern Plantation Drive, and Hunter Creek Drive.
The city council will consider an amendment to a real estate contract with The Corinth Group, Inc. The proposal modifies the purchase area in Midtown Business Park and sets a rate of $8.00 per square foot for the transaction.
The City Council will consider a resolution regarding the municipal investment policy and collateral guidelines for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2027. The agenda includes reviewing recorded changes to the strategy, approving the broker-dealer list, and designating...
The City Council will review contract renewals for hardware and software agreements with Flock Group, Inc. to fund cameras on Texas Department of Transportation roads and non-state roads. Possible action is scheduled for the Sept. 24 meeting.
The city council will consider a real estate contract to sell approximately 13.895 acres in the Midtown Business Park to Bass Pro Outdoor World, LLC. Officials will also review a Chapter 380 economic development agreement tied to the property.
The City Council will consider an amendment to Resolution 7-10-25-7.8, which addresses the acceptance of $500,000 in CDBG-MIT funding from the Texas General Land Office and authorizes the City Manager to handle post-award grant documents.
Transportation and Mobility Planner Carl Ahrens highlights the Oct. 10 Biketober ride and the city's relationship with Greifswald, Germany, in a new podcast episode.
The College Station City Council will review agreements for automatic license plate reader cameras and other budget items at its September 24 meeting.
The College Station City Council approved agreements for a 28-acre retail and mixed-use project in the Midtown district, including a 98,000-square-foot Bass Pro Shops store expected to open in 2028.
The College Station City Council will hold a public meeting on Sept. 24 to discuss major development agreements and automated license plate reader contracts.
College Station City Council is set to vote on renewing its contract with Flock Safety, following a review of audit logs by local activists and responses from police departments.
The College Station City Council public notice outlines four upcoming community events, including two ribbon cuttings, a volunteer appreciation dinner, and the opening ceremony for Texas A&M University’s 150th celebration.
The College Station City Council will hold a public meeting Thursday evening to consider real estate and economic development agreements for Bass Pro Outdoor World and the Corinth Group.
The City of College Station has summarized feedback from residents and businesses gathered during the Harvey District planning process, noting that several themes appeared consistently across engagement activities.
The City Council Transportation and Mobility Committee will review an update regarding the actions and initiatives of the Active Transportation Advisory Board during its September 15, 2026 meeting.
Residents can vote for preferred new businesses, starting with restaurants, through a new interactive survey campaign.
College Station Mayor Pro Tem William Wright appeared on The Infomaniacs to discuss recent city hall activities in place of Mayor John Nichols.
Marion Pugh will be fully closed from the Stadium View southern exit to south of Luther Street for about two weeks starting Monday for utility work.
The City Council public notice for September 14, 2026, outlines a series of upcoming community events in College Station. The schedule includes ribbon cuttings for Vital Care and Sprouts Farmers Market, a seminar on the Harvey Road District, and several local business gatherings.
The City Council Transportation and Mobility Committee will receive an update from the Bryan College Station Chamber of Commerce Transportation Committee during its September 15, 2026 meeting.
