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Brazos County Commissioners Approve Borrowing Money On 4-1 Votes

Brazos County commissioners approve at their May 19th meeting, borrowing $45 million dollars. Seven million is part of the $100 million dollar bond issue approved by voters in November 2022 for road projects. And $38 million in certificates of obligation (CO) that was not approved by voters is going towards renovations at the administration building and the new courthouse annex. The commission’s votes were 4-1. Fred Brown voted no because he was under the impression that Brazos County was paying cash. County judge Duane Peters agreed he liked paying cash. But Peters pointed out the 20 year CO’s are going towards financing construction projects that are expected to last 40 years. Peters also used an illustration of buying a home by borrowing the money. The county’s outside financial advisor Blake Roberts told commissioners that their high bond rating of AA+ reflects the commission’s financial practices and policies. Click HERE to read and download background information about the general obligation bond financing that was approved at the May 19, 2026 Brazos County commission meeting. Click HERE to read and download background information about the certificates of obligation that was approved by county commissioners. Click below to hear comments from the May 19, 2026 Brazos County commission meeting. Listen to “Brazos County commissioners approve borrowing money on 4-1 votes” on Spreaker.

Speeding In The Big 6 Construction Zone Lands The Driver In The Brazos County Jail For The 28th Time

The 28th time that a 30 year old Bryan man is booked in the Brazos County jail since January of 2016, begins with speeding in the Big 6 construction zone. The arrest report from College Station police says an officer clocked a car going 80 miles per hour in the 60 mile per hour zone. The officer then learns the driver has a suspended drivers license and has been convicted seven times for driving with an invalid license (DWLI). DeKyran White was arrested for DWLI, Brazos County court warrants involving felony and misdemeanor drug charges, and four warrants from Bryan municipal court on traffic charges. As of May 28, White remains jailed in lieu of bonds totaling $92,000 dollars. And jail records show he owes Bryan municipal court fines and fees totaling $1,820 dollars.

Interviews With Winners Of Brazos County’s Primary Runoff Elections

This has been updated with interviews of the winners of Brazos County’s two primary runoff races. Republican primary runoff for Brazos County district clerk Wayland Van Nest 9286 (76.16%) Gabriel Garcia 2906 Republican primary runoff for Brazos County commissioner, pct. 2 Jordan Januse 1891 Kyle Greenwood 3690 (66.12%) Click HERE to be directed to the Texas Secretary of State’s website for results of state and federal offices. Click below to hear Wayland Van Nest’s interview with WTAW’s Bill Oliver. Listen to “Post primary runoff election interview with Brazos County district clerk-elect Wayland Van Nest” on Spreaker. Click below to hear Kyle Greenwood’s interview with WTAW’s Bill Oliver. Listen to “Post primary runoff election visit with Brazos County precinct two commissioner-elect Kyle Greenwood” on Spreaker.