Summary
Residents presented petitions with thousands of signatures urging the city to put a charter amendment on the November ballot to remove controversial Texas Avenue medians, citing impacts on emergency response and local businesses.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 12
- Last 30 days
- 2
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
Potential future capital expenditures related to roadway reconfiguration if approved by voters.
Local business owners along Texas Avenue and motorists seeking improved corridor access.
None identified by speakers, though original planners noted pedestrian safety benefits.
Mentions & discussions (18)
Your Vote Counts: What Bryan’s Proposition A means for the Texas Avenue medians
Your Vote Counts: What Bryan’s Proposition A means for the Texas Avenue medians KBTX News 3
P & Z Meetings — P & Z Meetings
A commissioner raised concerns about the ongoing issues surrounding Texas Avenue medians, suggesting the Planning and Zoning Commission look into ways to help city government address the impasse.
City Council Meetings — Bryan City Council Second Regular Meeting
Residents presented petitions with thousands of signatures urging the city to put a charter amendment on the November ballot to remove controversial Texas Avenue medians, citing impacts on emergency response and local businesses.
Bryan City Council to Vote on Adding Ballot Measure to Remove Texas Avenue Medians
Bryan City Council to Vote on Adding Ballot Measure to Remove Texas Avenue Medians WTAW
City of Bryan working to clarify details of Boonville Road development
City of Bryan working to clarify details of Boonville Road development kbtx.com
Bryan residents push to remove Texas Avenue medians as petition deadline nears
Bryan residents push to remove Texas Avenue medians as petition deadline nears KBTX News 3
PREVIEW: Bryan City Council to hear about improvements to water system, traffic signals
PREVIEW: Bryan City Council to hear about improvements to water system, traffic signals Community Impact
Texas cities focus on e-bike safety, potential regulations
Texas cities focus on e-bike safety, potential regulations Spectrum News
Bryan residents launch petition to remove Texas Avenue medians
Bryan residents launch petition to remove Texas Avenue medians KXXV
P & Z Meetings — P & Z Meetings
Residents are concerned that a new gas station will increase traffic and crime in their quiet neighborhood. They want the city to ensure proper safety measures are in place.
Bryan City Council Hears A Proposal To Remove Sections Of The Texas Avenue Median
Bryan City Council Hears A Proposal To Remove Sections Of The Texas Avenue Median WTAW
City of Bryan considers modifying, removing medians on specific roadways
City of Bryan considers modifying, removing medians on specific roadways KBTX News 3
City Council Meetings — Bryan City Council Second Regular Meeting
Residents are concerned about traffic management, specifically requesting the removal of medians on certain streets to help local businesses and improve access.
City Council Meetings — Bryan City Council Second Regular Meeting
Residents are asking the city to remove medians on Texas Avenue, claiming they hurt local businesses and block emergency vehicles.
City Council Meetings — Bryan City Council Second Regular Meeting
Residents are concerned about the safety and narrowness of medians on Texas Avenue and are requesting a meeting with city officials to discuss potential changes.
City Council Meetings — Bryan City Council Second Regular Meeting
Residents are frustrated by the concrete medians on Texas Avenue, which they feel hurt local businesses and look unattractive. The city says they were forced into the design by TxDOT to secure funding.
Bryan city leaders urged to ask TxDOT to revisit Texas Avenue medians
Bryan city leaders urged to ask TxDOT to revisit Texas Avenue medians KBTX News 3
Bryan releases legal opinion on median removal ahead of election
Bryan releases legal opinion on median removal ahead of election
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