Bryan Public RecordsTexas

Bryan City, located in Brazos County, Texas, had an estimated population of 89,178 in 2023. The median age is around 30 years. Females make up about 50.3% and males 49.7% of the population. Racially, the city is 45% White (non-Hispanic), 38% Hispanic or Latino, 14% Black or African American, 2% Asian, and 1% from other races or mixed backgrounds. (Sources: U.S. Census Bureau 2022-2023 estimates.)

Bryan, TX, in Brazos County, features a homeownership rate of around 44% and a median home value near $213,000 (2023). The median rent is approximately $1,200/month. Recent years have shown steady property value appreciation, with prices rising about 6% annually. Housing types range from historic bungalows downtown to newer subdivisions like Austin’s Colony. Popular neighborhoods include Miramont and Wheeler Ridge. Property tax rates are about 2.2% of assessed value, higher than the national average. Bryan offers diverse options for families, students, and professionals alike.

Bryan, Brazos County, TX, is served by several healthcare facilities, including St. Joseph Health Regional Hospital (317 beds) and CHI St. Joseph Health Grimes Hospital. There are over 200 practicing physicians and clinics such as the Brazos County Health Department. About 83% of residents have health insurance, with Medicaid and Medicare covering 28% and 14% respectively. Patient demographics are diverse: 46% Hispanic, 39% White, and 12% Black. Common health issues include diabetes (11.5%), obesity (36%), and cardiovascular disease. Healthcare challenges include provider shortages and limited specialty care in rural areas.

Bryan, Brazos County, TX, hosts over 30 public and private schools, with Bryan High School being the largest. The city boasts a high school graduation rate of around 87%, while about 24% of adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. Bryan ISD features specialized programs such as early college and STEM academies. Average school safety ratings score 7/10, reflecting district investment in security measures. Adult education is offered through Blinn College and continuing education centers, serving over 2,500 adults yearly. School test scores average within state norms, supporting diverse educational opportunities for all ages.

Bryan, TX, features a car-dependent transportation system, with about 85% of commuters driving alone and less than 1% using public transit (Brazos Transit District). The average commute time is approximately 20 minutes. Most households (92%) own at least one vehicle, reflecting high vehicle ownership rates. Major employment hubs include Texas A&M University (in adjacent College Station), healthcare centers, and local manufacturing. The city’s infrastructure includes major roads like SH 6 and SH 21, but limited public transit options contribute to low ridership rates and a reliance on personal vehicles for daily commuting.