Brady Police Department

05/24/2026

Stop by 1301 S Pine and get some lemonade!

05/21/2026

05/04/2026

Happy International FireFighters Day!!!! We were able to stop by in between their very busy day!!!!

We have some of the best!!!!

05/02/2026

04/27/2026

🚧 REMINDER: DOWNTOWN ROAD WORK BEGINS TOMORROW 🚧
Starting tomorrow, Tuesday, April 28th, construction will begin at Main & N. Bridge St. near the McCulloch County Courthouse as part of the downtown pavement improvement project.
⚠️ The intersection on the north side of the square will be closed to through traffic and detour routes will be in place. Please plan ahead, allow extra travel time, and follow posted detour signs. The detour will route through traffic east on Main Street all the way to Hwy. 190.
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04/24/2026

****EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY****

North Bridge and Hwy 190E is a 4 way stop! This is a result of upcoming road construction.

04/15/2026

🚨 LOCATION CHANGE 🚨
With the chance of rain tomorrow morning, Coffee with a Cop will now be held at the BNB Community Room! ☕👮‍♂️
We hope to see you there!

04/08/2026

🚧4/13/26 UPDATE - ROAD CLOSURE DATE CHANGE🚧
The contractor has changed the start date to April 27.
Starting that day, the intersection at US 377 (N. Bridge St) & Main St — right by the courthouse square — will be CLOSED for major roadway improvements.
💥 What’s happening?
A $1.46 million TxDOT project is kicking off to improve pavement, markings, and drainage around the square.
🛑 What to expect:
• Closure at Main & Bridge Street
• Work starts on the north side, then moves west
• Detour routes will be clearly marked (see map below 👇)
• Construction expected through July 2026
🚗 Plan ahead & use the detour!
Please slow down, follow signage, and watch for crews working in the area.

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https://www.bradytx.us/m/newsflash/home/detail/85

03/26/2026

452nd District Attorney Secures 40-Year Sentence Against McCulloch County Man For Assault Family Violence

Brady, Texas. 3-23-2026
On February 19, 2026, following a contested hearing in Brady, 56-year-old Defendant Dwight Dean Bowyer, Jr., was adjudicated guilty of the felony offense of Assault Family Violence, a third degree felony, and sentenced to serve 40 years’ confinement in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice—Institutional Division. Visiting Judge Steve Ellis (Brownwood) presided over the contested hearing, with Assistant District Attorney Cheryl Sione representing the State.Mr. Bowyer was indicted for conduct that occurred on November 6, 2023, when he hit a female member of his household in the face, causing her to fall and injure her face. The conduct occurred in a residence located in Brady, Texas.The range of punishment of Mr. Bowyer’s felony charge was enhanced when he was indicted because the defendant was previously convicted of Assault Family Violence in Mason County, Texas, in 2013 and again in 2020, and felony Tampering with Evidence in Williamson County, Texas, in 2016. Because of his previous felony convictions, Mr. Bowyer’s range of punishment was enhanced, requiring a minimum sentence of 25 years in prison to a maximum of 99 years or life imprisonment if he was found guilty.The defendant originally submitted evidence of his admission of guilt and acknowledgment of the enhancements to the range of punishment if adjudicated guilty, and he received 10 years’ probation pursuant to an Order of Deferred Adjudication in August 2025. Mr. Bowyer violated several conditions to his probation, resulting in the State pursuing revocation of probation and an adjudication of guilt.At the hearing regarding his probation violations and the State’s request to convict and sentence the defendant, the District Attorney’s office presented multiple witnesses and uncontroverted testimony.Following the court’s assessment of 40-years’ confinement, District Attorney Tonya Spaeth Ahlschwede stated, “Our office prosecutes people who hurt members of their families. Consequences have actions, and we stand up and fight for victims of crime. This sentence serves to reinforce every person in our community that none of us tolerates this type of behavior.” She also thanked law enforcement and the community supervision department for all their hard work.