La Junta Escolar De Bryan ISD Recibe Información Actualizada Sobre Proyectos Financiados Por La Emisión De Bonos De Noviembre 2020

A man was arrested early Monday after Texas A&M University Police found him sleeping on a bench inside a campus building. According to reports, UPD responded to the Commons Building shortly after 2:00am after a security guard reported finding the man. 30-year-old Jonathan Kyle Sanders, of Sugar Land, told officers that he was a Texas A&M student, but it was determined that he was not enrolled. Background revealed that Sanders had an active a criminal trespass warning prohibiting him from entering the Commons and surrounding residence halls. He was arrested for criminal trespass and booked into the Brazos County Jail. He remains jailed on $4,000 bond.

The Bryan Police Department continues to actively investigate the August 8th shooting death of 14-year-old D’Antwon Miles. Investigators have conducted numerous interviews, reviewed available evidence, and followed investigative leads and tips, but they are asking for the public’s help. They are looking for anyone with firsthand knowledge of the events leading up to the shooting, the shooting itself, or the individuals involved. Even if someone believes investigators may already have the information, they need you to come forward. Information provided by individuals with direct knowledge of what occurred may be critical to confirming investigative information, establishing the sequence of events, and holding accountable those who are responsible. BPD says the understand some individuals may be reluctant to speak with law enforcement, but remind everyone that a 14-year-old member of the community lost their life. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Bryan Police Department at 979-209-5300. Information may also be provided anonymously through this link: https://bryanpdtx.evidence.com/axon/community-request/public/shootingblockpartyw17th.

The Wickson Creek Special Utility District has implemented Emergency Stage 1 Irrigation Restrictions. Stage 1 Irrigation Restrictions have put into place due to the excessive heat and high water usage, primarily from automatic lawn sprinkler systems. Restrictions are mandatory and aim to reduce non-essential water use and encourage conservation. It helps maintain water system pressure and replenish water reserves. Please adjust your irrigation systems to meet the following requirements, so more severe restrictions are not necessary. The goal is to reduce overall water use by 15% through conservation by spreading usage across multiple days. Mandatory Restrictions: Outdoor irrigation is limited to 2 days per week (Does not apply to watering outdoor livestock) Irrigation is PROHIBITED between 5:00 AM and 9:00 PM Irrigation Schedule: Odd-Numbered Address (Ending in 1, 3, 5, 7, 9) – Sunday & Thursday Even-Numbered Address (Ending in 0, 2, 4, 6, 8) – Saturday & Wednesday Time of Day 12:00 AM – 5:00 AM Prohibited Activities: Watering lawns or landscapes on non-designated days Irrigation between 5:00 AM and 9:00 PM, regardless of the day Allowed Activities: Lawn irrigation on designated days, between 9:00 PM and 5:00 AM Use of automated or handheld irrigation systems with timers Watering livestock, trees, and shrubs *Soaking house foundations (see definition below) Practicing water conservation in landscaping, cleaning, hygiene, and cooking around the home or business. *Soaking refers to slow, deep watering using: Tree watering bags Soaker hoses with a slow release For more information, visit wicksoncreek.com The Wellborn Special Utility District announced stage 2 restrictions. They say three of their four Stage 2 triggers have been met, and the fourth is not far off. They’ve been pumping over 5-million gallons per day (MGD) for the last week and the Wellborn side of the system starts to struggle once they get over 5 MGD. Stage 2 allows for 2 watering days per week based on the last digit of your address: 1, 4, 6, and 7 water Monday and Thursday. 2, 5, and 8 water Tuesday and Friday. 0, 3, and 9 water Wednesday and Saturday. Sunday night into Monday morning is recovery time to try to get the tanks full. For more information, visit wellbornsud.com.