Brazos Valley Council of Governments

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Brazos Valley Council of Governments The BVCOG serves over 315,000 citizens and covers an area of 5,109 square miles.

Serving as the vehicle for local governments across the seven-county Brazos Valley region to work together, identifying needs, implementing solutions, and promoting the use of public resources, all to improve the quality of life in our communities. 🌎 The Brazos Valley Council of Governments (BVCOG) is a multi-purpose voluntary organization of, by and for local governments in the seven county Brazos Valley Region of Texas. This area, known and referred to as the Brazos Valley Region consists of seven counties, which are Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Leon, Madison, Robertson and Washington.

Take on the October Reduce Waste Challenge with BVCOG! Lower household waste by planning meals before you shop, eating l...
10/15/2026

Take on the October Reduce Waste Challenge with BVCOG! Lower household waste by planning meals before you shop, eating leftovers once a week, & starting a composter. Try these tips and share your progress with us!

To learn more about reducing waste, check out our website!

Celebrating 60 years of service! For six decades, BVCOG has served the Brazos Valley with pride, dedication, and a commi...
10/13/2026

Celebrating 60 years of service! For six decades, BVCOG has served the Brazos Valley with pride, dedication, and a commitment to our region's people. Thank you for being a part of our journey as we continue our mission to help people!

It was great to have ASEZ attend our SWAC meeting last week.  I look forward to working with them in the near future.
10/12/2026

It was great to have ASEZ attend our SWAC meeting last week. I look forward to working with them in the near future.

10/07/2026
Today, we join communities across the country in recognizing Energy Efficiency Day! The BVCOG is encouraging our region ...
10/07/2026

Today, we join communities across the country in recognizing Energy Efficiency Day!

The BVCOG is encouraging our region to think about how we use energy now and into the future.

From simple everyday habits to long-term improvements, using energy more efficiently can help lower costs, reduce pollution, and conserve valuable resources.

Today is a great day to ask: What’s one way you can be more energy efficient? 💡🌎

Save money all year round by being energy efficient!
10/06/2026

Save money all year round by being energy efficient!

đź’ˇ Energy efficiency benefits more than just your energy bill!From lowering costs and reducing waste to creating more com...
10/02/2026

đź’ˇ Energy efficiency benefits more than just your energy bill!

From lowering costs and reducing waste to creating more comfortable homes and conserving resources, using energy more efficiently can make a difference today and into the future. 🌎

With Energy Efficiency Day coming up on October 7, consider one small change you can make to use energy more wisely.

🌱 Your food’s journey doesn’t have to end in the landfill.From the farm to the supermarket to your table, a lot goes int...
09/30/2026

🌱 Your food’s journey doesn’t have to end in the landfill.

From the farm to the supermarket to your table, a lot goes into getting food to your plate. But when scraps are tossed in the trash, their journey often ends there.

Composting gives them another path. ♻️ Food scraps can break down into nutrient-rich compost that returns to the soil and helps support new growth.

Next time you’re about to toss those scraps, think about where they could go instead. 🌎🌱

💡 Energy efficiency doesn’t always require a major upgrade!Small changes in our everyday routines can add up. Turning of...
09/28/2026

💡 Energy efficiency doesn’t always require a major upgrade!

Small changes in our everyday routines can add up. Turning off unused lights, adjusting your thermostat, switching to LED bulbs, or unplugging electronics when they’re not needed are simple ways to use energy more efficiently.

With Energy Efficiency Day coming up on October 7, now is a great time to start thinking about the changes you can make at home or at work.

🌎 What’s one change you can make today?

Energy Efficiency Day - October 7, 2026. Tip: Eliminate Standby "Phantom" Power- Unplug devices or use switchable power ...
09/28/2026

Energy Efficiency Day - October 7, 2026.

Tip: Eliminate Standby "Phantom" Power- Unplug devices or use switchable power strips to stop electronics from drawing power when off.

Address

3991 E 29th Street
Bryan, TX
77802

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+19795952800

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