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The Brazos County tax office will be closed to the public Thursday (August 1) to prepare for a leadership change.
Kristy Roe, who is retiring as tax assessor-collector, gave a reminder during Tuesday’s (July 30) county commission meeting.
On Thursday, employees from the tax office and other county departments will be making what Roe says are “necessary software and inventory verifications that will enable the office to open on Friday August 2nd under the newly appointed County Tax Assessor/Collector.”
Roe also shared with commissioners a recent inspection by the Texas department of motor vehicles that is required during a leadership transition.
Click below to hear comments from Kristy Roe during the July 30, 2024 Brazos County commission meeting.
News release from the Brazos County tax assessor-collector’s office:
In preparation for the change in administration of the Brazos County Tax Office, the office will be closed to the public on August 1, 2024. Staff, along with various other County office personnel will be working to make necessary software modifications and inventory verifications that will enable the office to open on Friday August 2nd under the newly appointed County Tax Assessor/Collector.
Residents are encouraged to take care of urgent business before the end of July to avoid any delays. Simple vehicle registration renewals are available at all Kroger locations, and at the following HEB locations:
725 E Villa Maria Rd, Bryan
1609 N Texas Ave., Bryan
1900 Texas Ave S., College Station
11675 FM 2154, College Station