Fireworks Reminders From Aggieland Humane Society

First Of Two May Elections For Some Brazos County Voters Is Saturday

A reminder that Saturday (May 4) is election day for many Brazos County residents. Elections administrator Trudy Hancock says there were 3,193 early voters. That is less than four percent of 86,506 who are eligible to vote. There are six voting centers for those voting in the College Station and Navasota ISD bond elections and/or the emergency services district two (ESD 2) request to increase the property tax rate to build a new fire station. Click HERE to be directed to the College Station ISD bond website. Click HERE to be directed to the Navasota ISD bond website. Click HERE to read and download information about the Brazos County ESD 2 property tax rate increase proposal. Those voting centers are the CSISD administration building, the College Station Utilities building on Graham Road, Wellborn Baptist Church, Arena Hall in Bryan, the Bryan Church of the Nazarene across from the main post office, and the elections office across from the courthouse. The only voting location for those wanting to select three members to the board of the Wellborn special utility district (SUD) is the water district office. Click HERE to be directed to the Wellborn SUD website for more information. Saturday’s voting hours at all locations are from seven until seven. Those who are interested in runoff elections from the March primary, that will be held the Tuesday after Memorial Day. Click HERE for more information from the Brazos County elections office.

City of College Station Update on WTAW

Tommy Schilling, Code Enforcement Supervisor, visits with WTAW’s Chelsea Reber about student move out, the SeeClickFix app, enforcement beginning for the no-more-than-four unrelated ordinance, the paid parking pilot program during special events at Kyle Field, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs on Friday, May 3, 2024. Listen to “City of College Station Update on The Infomaniacs” on Spreaker.

Bryan Police Arrest A North Zulch Man For Five Property Crimes That Happened The Same Day

A North Zulch man arrested last week on a charge of stealing a utility vehicle from Bryan’s St. Joseph’s regional hospital is now accused of four more property crimes. BPD arrest reports say all five incidents happened on April 23rd. 24 year old Skylar Salyers is also accused of driving the U-T-V to the Walmart on Briarcrest at three in the morning, entering the store, and taking $917 dollars in merchandise. A second shoplifting accuses him of taking $210 dollars of merchandise during business hours at the H-E-B on Villa Maria. Other BPD arrest reports say Salyers rummaged through a pickup parked at the hospital and attempted to hotwire a pickup truck parked outside an apartment complex at Broadmoor and Villa Maria. Salyers remained jailed as of May 2nd in lieu of bonds totaling $42,000 dollars.