Kyle Greenwood, Republican for Brazos County Commissioner Pct 2

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Kyle Greenwood, Republican for Brazos County Commissioner Pct 2 From Grassroots to Good Governance | Commissioner-Elect, Brazos County Precinct 2 | No East Loop Co-Founder | Husband | Father | Neighbor

Hey, Brazos County! Do you know who your fire chief is?The answer may not be as simple as you think.Brazos County Commis...
09/02/2026

Hey, Brazos County! Do you know who your fire chief is?

The answer may not be as simple as you think.

Brazos County Commissioner precinct boundaries and Emergency Services District (ESD) boundaries don’t follow the same lines. In fact, County Commissioner Precinct 2 is served by three different ESDs.

Today, I had the opportunity to visit with ESD 3 Chief Matt Drennan and Assistant Chief Katlene Ginn, ESD 2 Chief Tradd Mills, and ESD 4 Chief Joe Warren as we work together on something special coming up next month.

Which ESD serves your home? Who is your fire chief? And what exactly does your ESD do for you?

On October 14, you’ll have the opportunity to meet the people who serve our communities, learn more about Brazos County’s Emergency Services Districts, and get answers to those questions and more.

SAVE THE DATE: October 14

More details coming soon!

Brazos County set the FY2027 tax rate today at $0.443474 per $100 valuation in a 3-2 vote. (edit to add: Commissioners F...
09/01/2026

Brazos County set the FY2027 tax rate today at $0.443474 per $100 valuation in a 3-2 vote. (edit to add: Commissioners Fred Brown and Bentley Nettles voted against it)

That’s below the highest rate considered, and I’m glad they came down. But it’s still above the No New Revenue (NNR) rate of $0.414658.

The county’s numbers show the adopted rate will bring in about $6.37 million more from existing property than the NNR rate.

After sitting through the county budget process this year and last, I look forward to bringing my experience and perspective to the Court when we begin this process again next year.

Show the math. Cut the fat.

09/01/2026

Only in Texas… 🔥🌧️

Brazos County is now under a Burn Ban... and a Flood Watch.

Fire danger AND flood potential. Texas said, “Why choose?” 😂

Stay safe out there!

Some experiences stay with you long after coming home. My time in Nepal was one of those. The people we met and the comm...
08/26/2026

Some experiences stay with you long after coming home. My time in Nepal was one of those. The people we met and the communities we traveled through have stuck with me.

One thing I remember so clearly is the incredible scale of the mountains rising above the narrow river valleys below. Traveling through that part of Nepal gave me a lasting appreciation for both the beauty of the country and how vulnerable those communities can be when water comes rushing down from the Himalayas.

Seeing the devastation there now is heartbreaking. May God bring comfort to the families who have lost everything, protect those still in danger, and give strength to the rescuers working in incredibly difficult conditions.

It seems strange to pray for the water to recede in Nepal while praying for it to fall on the fires here in Texas. It is a reminder of how little is within our control, and of the power of God, who can quiet even the wind and the waves.

Please take a moment to pray for the communities, land, and livestock in Palo Pinto, Jack, Wise, Parker, and Hamilton co...
08/25/2026

Please take a moment to pray for the communities, land, and livestock in Palo Pinto, Jack, Wise, Parker, and Hamilton counties as they face these devastating fires.

Please also keep our first responders in your prayers. They are doing incredibly important and dangerous work protecting lives, homes, and communities.

Join us Tuesday, August 25, for a Candidate Meet & Greet and fundraiser at the VFW Hall in Bryan.It’s a great opportunit...
08/25/2026

Join us Tuesday, August 25, for a Candidate Meet & Greet and fundraiser at the VFW Hall in Bryan.

It’s a great opportunity to come out, connect with local leaders, and spend some time with our incoming Brazos County Judge, incoming District Clerk, and other candidates who will be on the ballot in November.

I’ll be there too. I’d love to see you, visit for a while, and talk about what’s ahead for Brazos County.

Tuesday, August 25
6:00–8:00 p.m.
VFW Hall
479 N. Harvey Mitchell Parkway
Bryan, TX 77801

Hope to see you tomorrow…

At Tuesday’s meeting, Bev and I spent some time with Steve Fullhart, the Texas Department of Transportation - Bryan Dist...
08/20/2026

At Tuesday’s meeting, Bev and I spent some time with Steve Fullhart, the Texas Department of Transportation - Bryan District’s public engagement specialist. Bev talked to Steve about how important the interactive map is and how many people may not realize all the ways they can use it to see where the proposed corridors could affect their property or community.

She and I were both thrilled to see TxDOT follow up with a post explaining how to use the map.

This is a good example of why your feedback matters. TxDOT is listening. Their team is doing its job, answering questions, gathering information and trying to make sure the public can fully participate in this process.

**Comments are due September 10.** Take some time to look closely at the interactive map. If you have friends, neighbors or family members who may be affected, call them and make sure they know how to find their property and review the proposed corridors too.

Then submit your comments and encourage others to do the same. The more TxDOT hears directly from the people who live and own property in these areas, the better informed this process will be.

Thank you, Steve and Alyssa.

08/17/2026

The I-14 conversation continues TODAY in Bryan.

TxDOT will hold an open house this afternoon to share the conceptual alternative routes being considered for the I-14 Central Texas Corridor Study, including Loop I-214.

If you live, work, own property, or have a stake in the future of our community, I encourage you to attend, review the routes, ask questions, and make your voice heard.

📍 Legends Event Center, Bryan
• Today, Tuesday, August 18
• 4:30–6:30 PM

These decisions will have a lasting impact on our region. Stay informed. Stay engaged. Show up and participate.

🔗 https://www.txdot.gov/projects/hearings-meetings/bryan/2026/i14-central-texas-corridor-study-081126.html

GIS Map
🔗 https://gis.rsandh.com/portal/apps/instant/reporter/index.html?appid=72b6e2f3b6994e1f9953f8da06143ef3

What a great night for a great cause supporting Bryan ISD !Bev and I really enjoyed the Bryan ISD Education Foundation ’...
08/16/2026

What a great night for a great cause supporting Bryan ISD !

Bev and I really enjoyed the Bryan ISD Education Foundation ’s Hometown Reunion last night.

This event has become an impressive fundraiser for Bryan ISD. Last year alone, Hometown Reunion raised more than $325,000 to support students and educators across the district.

A big thank you to Sarah Braden, Tamara Wingfield, event chairs Brittany McBride and Bless Stennis, the Foundation board, sponsors, volunteers, and everyone who put in the work to make last night happen.

And the “Hometown Reunion” name was especially fitting for Beverly. She went to Bryan High and caught up with many classmates. It was fun for her to see old friends. What a great community we are blessed to live in and see so many of them still giving back to Bryan ISD. She is still my photographer so my apologies that I never get her in a picture. I will get better at that. :)

Who all had fun dancing to Diamond Rio? 🙋‍♂️

The proposed I-14 alignments have been published, and there is a lot to take in.For some, this represents needed infrast...
08/11/2026

The proposed I-14 alignments have been published, and there is a lot to take in.

For some, this represents needed infrastructure and an opportunity to prepare for the growth coming to our region. For others, these maps represent something much more personal. They may represent a home, a farm, a ranch, a business, or land that has been in a family for generations.

Those are real concerns, and I take them very seriously.

Brazos County is growing. We can’t ignore that, and we shouldn’t. Our responsibility is to prepare for the future and make sure our infrastructure can support the community we are becoming.

But preparing for growth doesn’t mean we stop valuing the people, property, and communities that made this a great place to live in the first place.

A line on a map may look simple, especially when it doesn’t run close to your property. What that line represents for a landowner is anything but simple. I know what it feels like to have “a line on the map” running right through the middle of my own property.

That’s why this process deserves our attention.

TxDOT is holding a public meeting in Bryan on Tuesday, August 18 at Legends Event Center and asking for input from the community. We need to show up and make sure they hear from us.

Look at the proposed alignments. Attend the meeting. Ask the TxDOT representatives questions. Submit your comments by September 10.

If you support I-14, say so. If you oppose it, say so. If you believe an alignment should be moved, explain why. Don’t assume someone else will speak for you.

As your future County Commissioner, I will stay engaged in this process. I will ask the hard questions, push for transparency, and make sure the process is followed. I will continue to stand up for the property rights and interests of the people I represent.

Decisions about the future of Brazos County deserve the involvement of the people who live, work, own property, and raise their families here.

Make sure your voice is part of the process.

Tuesday, August 18
4:30–6:30 PM
Legends Event Center

🔗 https://www.txdot.gov/projects/hearings-meetings/bryan/2026/i14-central-texas-corridor-study-081126.html
GIS Map 🔗 https://gis.rsandh.com/portal/apps/instant/reporter/index.html?appid=72b6e2f3b6994e1f9953f8da06143ef3

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