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Brazos County Tax Office Upgrading Property Tax Software Means No Property Tax Services On Wednesday

Brazos County property owners will not be able to conduct business at the tax office on Wednesday, May 8. Tax assessor-collector Kristy Roe says they are making a change in computer software which will not allow them to access any property tax records. Property owners requiring assistance have to contact the tax office Tuesday (May 7) or Thursday (May 9). This does not affect motor vehicle services, only property tax records. Click below to hear comments from Kristy Roe during the May 7, 2024 Brazos County commission meeting:   News release from Brazos County tax assessor-collector Kristy Roe: The Brazos County Tax Office will undergo software migration to new servers for their property tax servers on Wednesday, May 8. Residents and property owners who have business or questions regarding their property taxes should plan to take care of that before or after that date since the staff will not be able to access any property tax records on that day. This process will not impact the motor vehicle services provided by the office.

Bryan/College Station Chamber Of Commerce Delegation Returns To Washington D.C.

A delegation from the Bryan/College Station chamber of commerce is in Washington D.C. for its annual meeting with federal lawmakers. The chamber’s community liaison, Royce Hickman, says 36 community leaders began their visit Monday (May 6) with a briefing from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. On Tuesday (May 7), the delegation is in a meeting room where congressional leaders are providing updates. On Wednesday (May 8), the group will be going to the offices of Texas members of the U.S. House and Senate to share the local chamber’s legislative priorities. Click below to hear from Royce Hickman, visiting with Sean Burnett on WTAW’s The Infomaniacs.  

El Consejo Escolar De College Station ISD Aprueba La Compra De Programas Informáticos

Los empleados y estudiantes de College Station ISD y sus padres pronto tendrán acceso a nuevos programas de computación. Los asuntos durante la reunión regular de abril de la junta escolar de College Station ISD incluyeron la compra de un nuevo software de computadora que reduce el número de lugares a donde van para recursos en línea de seis a uno. Carmella Shafer, directora de compras, dice que esto ahorrará tiempo de computación para estudiantes y maestros. El director de tecnología, David Hutchinson, dijo que esto mejorará la protección en línea de CSISD. Entre otras cosas, Hutchinson dice que las medidas de seguridad para que los estudiantes se registren en el nuevo servicio dependerá de su edad. Por ejemplo, los estudiantes más jóvenes tendrán que adoptar una forma.. El coste de $51,000 dólares se está pagando con dinero de la subvención federal para pandemias. Haga clic AQUÍ para leer y descargar información de fondo.