Letter written by Bryan city manager Andrew Nelson is read at the city council meeting

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This podcast contains comments from the April 14, 2026 Bryan city council meeting.The agenda for each regular monthly meeting of the Bryan city council includes a report from the city manager.With Andrew Nelson out on medical leave, Tuesday's report (April 14) was given by deputy city manager Hugh Walker.The first of two prepared statements was on behalf of all city of Bryan employees.That was followed by Walker reading a letter written by Nelson after he underwent brain surgery.Five council members then responded to what Walker read...James Edge, Ray Arrington, Jared Salvato, Marca Ewers-Shurtleff, and Kevin Boriskie.Bobby Gutierrez left the meeting before Walker's presentation. Paul Torres missed the council's workshop and regular meetings.

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