A Path for Removing Medians on Texas Avenue—
We The People...
by placing a Charter Amendment on the November ballot, the citizens of Bryan can vote on removing the medians. In order to achieve this goal, we need 2,500 signatures collected one at a time on a paper petition. This can not be done online.
If you are interested in helping gather signatures from family, friends, neighbors and total strangers, you must live in Bryan and be registered to vote.
We will provide the paper petitions, talking points, and answers to frequently asked questions.
If you only want to sign a petition, [You must be a Bryan registered voter] we will be at the following locations at the following dates and times:
Every Friday 11:30 to 1pm San Jose Restaurant 414 main St. Downtown Bryan (next to Alice's Attic)
April 25th Cancelled . . .(Saturday) 10 am to 3 pm Brazos Center at the back of the parking lot. Weather permitting.
Friday, May 1 - Mounce Library (Downtown Bryan) by the bell from 5pm to 8pm - Weather Permitting
Sunday, May 3 - Brazos Center Pavilion from 12 noon to 6pm
Sunday, May 17 - Brazos Center Pavilion from 12 noon to 6pm
Tuesday, May 26 - Polling places - times and location to be determined
More dates, times, and places will be added as we get more help.
EMAIL removethemedians@gmail.com
PHONE 979-402-9670 or my personal number 979-589-2920 (landline—does not text)
Garden Acres/North Oakwood
Recently, we learned that TxDOT, with the city's concurrence, intends to install a traffic signal at the intersection of Texas Avenue and Garden Acres Boulevard/E. Brookside Drive. This light is planned on a segment of Texas Avenue that we had highlighted for median removal due to the medians negative impact on first responder access to businesses and neighborhood as well as traffic, both on Texas Avenue and nearby residential streets.
We were particularly surprised by the plan since we'd had numerous meetings TxDOT, to include a drive through along Texas Avenue with the district engineer, and there was no mention of installing a traffic light. When we stated our objections to the light, the district engineer had the gall to say that it was too late in the process to make a change since the project was going to bid in a few days.
We took to the streets anyway, passing out flyers to residents of the Garden Acres and North Oakwood sub-divisions. We also convinced several local businesses to put up "Remove the Medians" yard signs.




