Treat for Mayor

Meet Mayor Treat

Mayor Treat Knows, Lives, and Leads Bryant

Bryant is home to me. I was born here, I was raised here, and I’ve watched this community grow and change over the years.

When I first ran for mayor, I knew Bryant was growing and that we had some important work ahead of us. I also knew we couldn’t just keep reacting to problems as they came up. We needed to take a step back, listen to our residents, and make a plan for where we wanted Bryant to go.

That’s what these last three years have been about.

We’ve listened. We’ve improved communication. We’ve addressed problems that needed attention. And we’ve put plans in place for our water, wastewater, drainage, streets, and future growth.

Now, we’re ready for the next step.

The next four years are about taking those plans off the shelf and putting them to work — improving our infrastructure, strengthening public safety, managing growth responsibly, supporting our business community, and continuing to make Bryant a great place to live.

I don’t believe the mayor’s job is about one person. It’s about bringing people together, listening to different perspectives, and doing what’s best for the community we all call home.

Bryant is moving forward, and I want to keep working with you to make sure we do it the right way.

I’m asking for your vote because I believe the best days for Bryant are still ahead of us. We’ve done the planning. We know what needs to be done.

Now, let’s get to work.

Promises > Progress

From Planning to Implementation

Over the past three years, we’ve focused on building a strong foundation for Bryant’s future. We listened to residents, identified the challenges ahead, and put plans in place to address them.

Now, the work moves into the next phase.

2024–2026 was about planning. 2027–2030 will be about implementation.

The next four years are about taking the plans we’ve developed and turning them into projects, improvements, and results that residents can see throughout Bryant.

2024–2026

Planning

We spent the first three years putting the pieces in place for Bryant’s future.

Adopted a Water and Wastewater Master Plan
Adopted a Master Drainage Plan
Developed a Streets Plan
Began work on a Comprehensive Growth Plan to bring it all together

2027–2030

Implementation

Now it’s time to turn those plans into projects and progress.

Begin implementing projects identified in the Streets Plan
Begin implementing stormwater improvements identified through our drainage planning
Increase public safety by adding police officers and a new fire station
Put smart growth principles into action as Bryant continues to grow

2024–2026

More Communication. More Transparency.

Good leadership means keeping residents informed and making city government easier to understand.

Expanded communication with residents
Launched the Mayor’s Memo
Expanded We Are Bryant
Began Council wrap-ups to help residents understand city decisions
Improved meeting agendas and the flow of information

2027–2030

A Stronger Connection to Our Neighborhoods

The next step is making sure residents have an even stronger voice in their neighborhoods and their city.

Develop a stronger neighborhood association program
Create a more direct connection between neighborhood leaders and City Hall
Give residents more opportunities to identify neighborhood needs and work with city departments on solutions
Build a culture of neighborhood involvement and community-led problem solving

2024–2026

Solving Problems Now

We didn’t wait for problems to become bigger. We started addressing the issues residents were already experiencing.

Lowered the minimum water bill
Began the South Plain water tank project
Began improvements to Lift Station 5
Continued investing in the infrastructure needed to support Bryant’s growth

2027–2030

Tackling the Next Challenges

The next four years will focus on putting long-term infrastructure solutions into action.

Develop and implement a basin plan for stormwater infrastructure improvements
Begin widening Springhill Road
Give the Street Department more ability to complete work in-house
Continue addressing infrastructure needs before they become larger, more expensive problems

2024–2026

Understanding Our Growth

Responsible economic development starts with knowing what is happening in our community and building strong relationships with the people helping Bryant grow.

Increased focus on business and economic growth data
Strengthened involvement with the Bryant Chamber of Commerce
Built stronger relationships with the local business community
Used better information to understand Bryant’s economic opportunities and challenges

2027–2030

Growing Smarter

The goal isn’t simply to grow. It’s to make sure growth strengthens Bryant without putting unnecessary pressure on taxpayers and infrastructure.

Modernize land-use policies and zoning
Guide development toward the right locations and uses
Generate additional city revenue without putting more pressure on infrastructure
Rein in unnecessary sprawl
Encourage growth that pays its way and protects Bryant’s quality of life

Meet Mayor Treat

Mayor Treat Knows, Lives, and Leads Bryant