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Bryan City Facility Service is a comprehensive municipal service provider in Bryan, Texas, offering a wide range of services to enhance the city's infrastructure and quality of life. From animal control and code enforcement to fire department and wastewater treatment, they ensure the smooth functioning of various city departments and services. With a focus on economic development and community outreach, Bryan City Facility Service plays a vital role in promoting tourism and supporting local businesses. Their commitment to efficient and sustainable practices, such as energy efficiency and smart home solutions, further contributes to the growth and development of the city.Generated from the website

The Bryan Parks and Recreation Department, founded in 1956, is located in Bryan, Texas. It manages and operates more than 40 properties that cover an area of over 750 acres. The department has an indoor tennis facility, golf course, baseball and soccer fields, hockey rinks, skateboard parks, splash pads, walking trails and swimming pools, as well as more than 20 pavilions for picnicking and reunions. Additionally, it has a number of horseshoes pits for amateurs and professionals. The department hosts a variety of programs, camps and events, including family campout, teen nights and summer camps. The Bryan Parks and Recreation Department provides parks and facilities on a rental basis for automobile races, sport events, festivals, air shows, carnivals, concerts, parades, walks and races.

The Brazos Valley Council of Governments (BVCOG) is a multi-purpose, voluntary government organization serving the seven-county Brazos Valley Region in Texas. Covering an area of 5,109 square miles and benefiting over 379,255 citizens, BVCOG works collaboratively with local governments to identify needs, develop solutions, and promote the efficient use of public resources to improve the quality of life in the region. With numerous programs supporting the Brazos Valley community, BVCOG offers services such as regional planning, aging and disability resources, economic community development, housing assistance, public safety planning, and workforce solutions. Their mission is to eliminate duplication, implement solutions, and enhance the accountable use of public resources to benefit the citizens of the Brazos Valley Region.Generated from the website