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College Station city council is interested in replacing "wayfinding" signs directing motorists to local attractions

from WTAW - Interviews · host Bryan Broadcasting

This podcast contains comments from the August 28, 2025 College Station city council meeting.The College Station city council supports the idea of replacing 13 year old "wayfinding" signs directing motorists to local attractions.During a discussion at the council's August 28th meeting, there was a difference of opinion about new signage.Some wanted to keep current uniformity of the sign format that is shared with the city of Bryan and Texas A&M, where the only difference is the color of the star at the top of the sign.Others want College Station to have unique branding.There was no disagreement to the idea of reusing as much as the sign infrastructure as possible to reduce the cost.Click HERE to read and download presentation materials from the August 28, 2025 College Station city council meeting.

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