Bryan Texas Utilities

Electrical problems are not always obvious at first, but there are often warning signs that should never be ignored.

Flickering lights, warm outlets, burning smells, and frequently tripped breakers can all indicate a larger issue that may need attention.

Learn more in the latest blog from our Electrical Safety Month series: https://btutilities.com/news/electrical-safety-month-recognizing-electrical-hazards

Texas heat and your electricity bill tend to rise together during the summer months☀️

Keeping both under control starts with a few simple habits at home:

• Keep blinds and curtains closed during the hottest part of the day
• Change air filters regularly to help your A/C run more efficiently
• Use ceiling fans to help circulate cool air
• Avoid running large appliances during peak afternoon heat
• Set your thermostat gradually instead of drastically lowering the temperature

Small changes can help your home stay comfortable while reducing unnecessary energy use this summer.

BTU is here to help you stay cool all season long!

This Memorial Day, we remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

We are grateful for their service and the freedoms we have today because of them.

Congratulations to the Brazos Valley's graduating Class of 2026!

From all of us at BTU, we are proud of your hard work and wish you the very best in all that lies ahead.

From phone chargers and power strips to laptops and kitchen appliances, many everyday devices rely on safe electrical habits to operate properly.

Using the correct chargers, avoiding overloaded outlets, and paying attention to damaged devices can help reduce unnecessary risks over time.

Read more in the latest blog from our Electrical Safety Month series: https://btutilities.com/news/electrical-safety-month-safe-use-everyday-devices

OFFICE CLOSURE NOTICE:

The BTU lobby and drive-through will be closed on Monday, May 25 in observance of Memorial Day.

Customers can access their accounts online, or make payments through the kiosks located at:
- Both Bryan H-E-B locations
- 200 E 29th Street (old BTU building)
- 2611 N. Earl Rudder Fwy (new BTU Admin building)

The lobby and drive-through will resume normal hours on Tuesday, May 26.

UPDATE (10:20 AM): All kiosks are now opperational.

ORIGINAL MESSAGE:

CUSTOMER NOTICE: KIOSK OUTAGE

All BTU bill payment kiosks are currently down. We are working with our kiosk vendor's tech support to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

Customers may pay their bills online, over the phone, or in person at our Administration Building. We apologize for any inconvenience.

We are aware of scattered outages across the territory due to thunderstorms moving through the area. We appreciate your patience as we work to restore power as quickly and safely as possible.

Find updates here

Web Outage Viewer

Simple electrical safety habits can make a big difference in helping prevent fires, shocks, and other hazards at home.

From overloaded outlets to damaged cords and extension cord safety, learn practical ways to help keep your household safe in the latest blog from our Electrical Safety Month series: https://btutilities.com/news/electrical-safety-month-simple-steps-protect-your-household

A new chapter for baseball in Bryan begins in one week! ⚾️

The Bryan Yard Dogs are preparing for their inaugural season at Travis Major Field, bringing fun, affordable, family-friendly entertainment to the Brazos Valley.

Learn more about the team, their vision, and what fans can expect this season here: https://btutilities.com/news/btu-spotlight-bryan-yard-dogs-bring-new-brand-baseball-bryan

Bryan Yard Dogs