College Station city council considering the future of wayfinding signs

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This podcast contains comments from the May 8, 2025 College Station city council meeting.Blue signs around Bryan/College Station directing motorists to local attractions have been in place since 2012.College Station councilman William Wright wondered at the end of the last meeting about the value of the current wayfinding signs.Mayor John Nichols and city manager Bryan Woods brought up options for the council to consider.The signs were a project of the former convention and visitors bureau, of which the city of College Station was a member, before it was eliminated in May 2020 after the College Station council decided to create its own tourism office.

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