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Revised Regulations
Effective 13 July 2010, regulations regarding the construction of driveways, culverts, sidewalks, and mailboxes have been amended. For more details, read the Summary of the Regulation [PDF].
Courthouse Parking
The main Courthouse parking lot is currently under construction while a parking garage is being developed. Please visit the Parking page for alternative parking lots and a shuttle map. Don't forget to visit the construction slideshow!
HOME Consortium Annual & 5-Yr Plan
The Brazos Valley HOME Consortium provides funding for down payment assistance, home rehabilitation and affordable new home construction for low and moderate income citizens. The HOME Consortium invites the public to review their proposed 2010 Annual Plan and 5-Year Consolidation Plan for a 30-day period beginning 7/20/10. See Public Notice at the above link for information on how and where to submit your comments.
Funding Request for Outside Agencies
The Brazos County Commissioner's Court is currently preparing the budget for the 2010-2011 fiscal year. To be considered for funding this budget cycle, a request for funds along with a 2011 Proposed Agency Budget must be submitted. Please see Request for Funding for complete details.
2010 Proposed FIRM Revisions by FEMA
FEMA has officially revised the current Flood Insurance Rate Maps to show changes to floodplains, floodways, and flood elevation in Brazos County. Building permits and floodplain information has some information. However, Brazos County has worked with the Cities of College Station and Bryan concerning the new maps; please see Bryan/College Station/Brazos County Flood Map Modernization for full details.
Burn Ban Status
Effective 18 September 2009, Brazos County is no longer under a Burn Ban. If you have any questions, please contact the County Judge's Office at (979) 361-4102 or Emergency Management at (979) 821-1011.
Nonconsent Tows
On 24 February, 2009, the Commissioners Court adopted Order 09-003: Order Regulating Fee for Nonconsent Tows In Unincorporated Area of Brazos County. [Read the Full Order]
Texas Landowner's Bill of Rights
In 2007, the 80th Texas Legislature passed House Bill 1495, "The Landowner's Bill of Rights Statement." Effective Feb. 1, 2008, the legislation requires that governmental entities with the power of eminent domain provide a written statement to a landowner regarding the landowner's rights in the event of condemnation. [Read More] Download: [PDF]
Juvenile Services Employee Spotlight
In an effort to increase awareness of and the positive contributions to Brazos County, Doug Vance of Juvenile Services showcases star employees each month.
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