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Asked why a $484,000 change order for the road and bridge building was not anticipated in the original project cost.
Brazos County Commissioners Court — October 5, 2026 · 19:36 →Questioned why the court is adding jobs and salary increases shortly after passing the annual budget, asking if contingency funds are being used.
Brazos County Commissioners Court — October 5, 2026 · 19:36 →Advocated for fiscal accountability and expressed concerns about property tax valuations and the use of surveillance cameras.
Regular Commissioners Court Meeting — 2026-09-01 · 25:15 →Argued that the court consistently overspends taxpayer money and compared current fund balances and tax rates to previous years.
Brazos County Commissioners Court Public Hearing — September 1, 2026 · 15:14 →Expressed community frustration over spending and suggested holding evening budget workshops next year so working residents can attend.
Brazos County Commissioners Court — September 1, 2026 · 17:52 →Expressed concern over the health insurance proprietary fund deficit, vacant positions, grant funding decreases, and overall spending levels relative to deficit projections.
Brazos County Commissioners Court Public Hearing — September 1, 2026 · 11:02 →Advocated for the no-new-revenue tax rate to protect taxpayers in Precinct 4 from rising costs.
Brazos County Commissioners Court — September 1, 2026 · 1:22:29 →A resident requested that presentation materials be linked online before meetings.
Brazos County Commissioners Court — August 4, 2026 · 19:06 →Addressed election voter roll investigations and requested greater transparency regarding county accounting practices and constituent communications.
Regular Meeting — June 23, 2026 · 26:30 →Questioned master plan RFP details regarding citizen participation and asked for clarification on budget fund transfers.
Regular Meeting — June 23, 2026 · 18:51 →Discussed the Chamber Vendor and Job Fair and provided a credit card rebate report.
Regular Meeting — May 5, 2026 · 0:00 →News & external sources (10)
Brazos County Commissioner Fred Brown on The Infomaniacs
County Commissioner Fred Brown stopped by the show today to talk the upcoming Commissioners Court meeting, construction updates and office relocation, rodeo, and more. Hear the full interview below:
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McAdams also asked Paul Buckner, executive director of facilities, why the central office maximum price was $25 million when the bond allowed for $31 million. Buckner told McAdams that the $6 million was ancillary costs such as architects, building t...
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Commissioners withhold funds for Health District
When the Brazos County Commissioners Court adopted its fiscal year 2027 budget on Tuesday, one thing that wasn't included was a $100,000 increase in funding for the Brazos County Health District.
Brazos County Commissioner Bentley Nettles on The Infomaniacs
Thanks to Precinct 1 Commissioner Bentley Nettles for stopping by to explain why he voted no on a new tax rate to support this year’s budget, construction to the County Administration building that might slow [Read More...]
Brazos County Commissioners Court Hosts Public Meetings on Budget and Tax Rate Tuesday
The Brazos County Commissioners Court is hosting two public hearings Tuesday morning. The first at 8:30am to discuss the county’s $482,336,738 budget. The second meeting at 9:15am will discuss the proposed property tax rate of [Read More...]
College Station adopts $576.4M budget, raises tax rate
College Station City Council approved a $576.4M budget for FY2027, including a property tax rate increase to 53.0254 cents per $100 taxable value, up 1.8382 cents from FY26.
Bryan Special City Council Meeting Recap 08/25/2026
It was an incredibly brief meeting of the Bryan City Council tonight. The special meeting was called to hold a public hearing for the proposed $569-million budget. No one signed up to speak, so all [Read More...]
Bryan City Council adopts $569M budget for 2027
Bryan City Council approved a $569.13 million budget for fiscal year 2027, an increase of $20.1 million from the previous year.