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City Council Public Notice Lists September And October Events

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.

Opal GoddardSeptember 23, 20261 min read

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City Hall8 days ago
City Council Committee Reviews TxDOT George Bush Dr Crossing Project Update
The City Council Transportation and Mobility Committee will review a project update from Debbie Albert of the Texas A&M Transportation Institute regarding the TxDOT George Bush Drive and Wellborn Road crossing. Members will discuss current developments and next steps.
City Hall8 days ago
Residents oppose Flock camera contract renewal
Several College Station residents are urging city leaders to reject the renewal of a license plate reader camera contract ahead of an upcoming council vote.
City Hall9 days ago
City Council reviews Terafab project impact and local readiness
The College Station City Council discussed the anticipated impact of the Terafab project and the city's capacity to handle associated opportunities and challenges during its Sept. 10 meeting.
City Hall9 days ago
Texas Avenue Lane Closure Planned Wednesday for Water Line Repair
The southbound lane on Texas Avenue will close from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday as crews repair a water line, prompting bus detours and road restrictions.
City Hall10 days ago
Patrick campaign ad uses UT, Texas Tech and A&M football imagery
An apparent AI-generated ad from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s campaign uses traditions and trademarks associated with three Texas public universities to criticize Democratic candidates.
City Hall10 days ago
City explains purpose of portable traffic cameras and radar units
The City of College Station's Traffic Engineering Division uses portable equipment to collect data on vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian usage to improve street safety and planning.
City Hall10 days ago
City facilities open to public as extreme heat expected in Brazos Valley
The City of College Station has opened its air-conditioned municipal facilities to the public this week to help residents escape dangerous heat index levels.
City Hall12 days ago
City Council Reviews Contract Amendment With Freese and Nichols
The city council will consider a contract amendment with Freese and Nichols, Inc for $1,459,269 related to the Carter Creek WWTP Enhanced Filtration Design CO. The funding supports a specialized construction inspector and additional soil sampling required by TCEQ.

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City Council Public Notice Lists September And October Events

More City Hall

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Residents oppose Flock camera contract renewal

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City Council Reviews Contract Amendment With Freese and Nichols

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