Speakers from the April 6, 2020 Brazos County health district update includes alternate health authority Dr. Seth Sullivan, Brazos County judge Duane Peters, College Station mayor Karl Mooney, Bryan mayor Andrew Nelson, and Texas A&M Assistant vice president of safety and security Chris Meyer.

Texas A&M also informed WTAW News of the following steps regarding counting students for the 2020 census, courtesy of Associate Vice President External Affairs Chad Wootton:

Over these last 16 months or so, we have had folks participate with cities and Census Bureau on working on compete count efforts, both here in Brazos Valley, but also every where Texas A&M has a presence . We are working with both cities, cog and regional census personnel.

Our "group quarters" (dorms, Greek life, etc) report has been assembled and will be reported by May 2nd deadline.

This weekend communication went to all students, at all TAMU locations around Texas. Providing details on how to reply based on their normal "household" situation, under normal operations...not just during COVID. We have webpage and additional reminders to students over the next three weeks.