City News

With temperatures expected to plummet early next week, now is the time to take action to protect your home and family.

As we close 2024, we offer a look back at the Public Communication Office’s best photography work this year. Special thanks to our tireless multimedia coordinators, Lucero Valenzuela and Brody McKinnon, and others for their dedicated work documenting city events and activities.

From record-setting events at Kyle Field to Fourth of July celebrations and Christmas parades, the City of College Station enjoyed a remarkable year in 2024.

Each year, fatal road accidents peak between midnight and 5 a.m. on New Year’s Day, bringing in the new year in a horrific way. But we can avoid many of these accidents if motorists – and those around them – recognize the red flags and take preventive action.

In this week's episode of "What's Up, College Station?" Marketing Coordinator Grace Hallowell and Deputy City Secretary Ian Whittenton discuss the importance of City committees, boards, and commissions, how they function, and how to volunteer for one of these invaluable advisory groups. Friday is the application deadline!

In this week’s episode of “What’s Up, College Station?” Marketing Coordinator Grace Hallowell and CSFD Captain Stuart Marrs to discuss essential safety tips to protect your loved ones, pets, and property during firework season.

Since its inception in 1984, the annual Point in Time Count has been essential in gaining insight into homelessness and tracking progress toward ending it across the United States. On Jan. 23, College Station will participate in the nationwide initiative to determine the extent of homelessness in our community.

Christmas is a season of joy and love for many, but it’s also a time for criminals to take advantage of the unwary. Keep your family and property safe by taking common-sense precautions and reporting suspicious activities to the police.