Public Communications

The annual Halloween on 19 movie scare-a-thon kicks off Friday morning and runs through Saturday night on CSTV, the City's local government channel. Between the timeless horror classics, regular City programming will give viewers a chance to learn about local projects, community services and events happening around College Station.

The City of College Station’s local government television channel is now available through CSTV+, a free streaming app on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, iOS and Android devices. Local cable subscribers can still watch CSTV on Optimum Channel 19. The City’s rebranded CSTV channel is more accessible than ever!

Fall is a busy time of year in College Station. School is back in session, tailgates and Aggie football dominate the headlines, and cooler weather allows us all to enjoy outdoor fun again. The City of College Station has a jam-packed schedule of fall-themed special events in October for all ages and interests. Here's what you can expect.

Nothing beats the energy and excitement of game day weekend in Aggieland! Whether you’re a lifelong Aggie, a first-time visitor, or simply here to soak up the atmosphere, here is how to make the most of the 2026 season in the Heart of Aggieland®. With thousands of fans descending on College Station every home game weekend, a little preparation goes a long way toward a stress-free visit.

A new school year is here! Whether you're sending your children back to class, settling into a new apartment, or welcoming a new Aggie to College Station, a little preparation goes a long way toward a stress-free transition. These friendly reminders can help you start the semester safely and smoothly.

In this week’s episode of "What's Up, College Station?,” Grace Hallowell sits down with CSFD Captain Stuart Marrs to discuss how residents can stay safe during the hottest months of the year. From grilling safety and wildfire prevention to fireworks regulations and home fire preparedness, Stuart shares practical advice to help protect your family, pets and property.

May is National Photography Month, a perfect time to recognize how a single image can tell a story, capture a historic moment, and bring us closer together. At the City of College Station, it means highlighting the dedicated City photographers who capture our community’s heart, hustle, and heritage.

In this week’s episode of "What's Up, College Station?, Recreation Supervisor Jeep Wentsch discusses the City’s packed schedule, anchored by the long-standing Starlight Music Series. Wentsch highlights the series as a free, community-focused event at the Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater, featuring the upcoming Journey/ZZ Top tribute (May 30) and Tejano music night (June 13).

In this week’s episode of "What's Up, College Station?,” Code Enforcement Supervisor Tommy Shilling discusses best practices for student move-out season and his department's role in maintaining community health and safety.

Spring is the season of renewal — the perfect time to clear out the clutter and form healthier habits. If you’re looking to reduce waste and recycle more effectively this year, these six simple habits will help keep our community beautiful and our landfill lean.