Fort Bend County Judge Daniel Wong
Daniel is a 35-year resident of Fort Bend County and built his own engineering firm, growing it into an industry leader with 13 offices and over 400 employees. His company partners with some of the world’s largest corporations, including ExxonMobil, SpaceX, and other global giants, playing a key role in massive infrastructure projects across Texas and the southern United States.
Daniel’s leadership roles span decades, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to public service:
- Board Member, Texas Higher Educational Coordinating Board (2020-Present)
- Board Member, Greater Houston Partnership (2023-Present)
- Vice Chair, Sienna Parks and Levee Improvement District (2024-Present)
- Trustee, Fort Bend Economic Development Council (2003-2023)
- Chair, Texas Board of Professional Engineers (2006-2020)
- Sugar Land At-Large City Councilmember (2002-2008)
- And many more…
From business to government, Daniel has been a leader who understands both economic growth and public service—ensuring Fort Bend County thrives for generations to come.
As County Judge, Daniel has a clear mission:
- Economic Growth: Supporting businesses and creating job opportunities.
- Infrastructure & Flood Protection: Ensuring safe roads and communities.
- Education & Workforce Development: Strengthening schools and training future leaders.
- Public Safety & Quality of Life: Keeping Fort Bend safe and thriving.
Daniel is a devoted husband, father to two sons, and grandfather of two who raised his family in Fort Bend County. He is an active member of his church, serving as the Church Board Chairman, leading with the same passion and dedication that defines every aspect of his life. Daniel received his BS, MS, Ph.D. degrees in civil engineering from the University of Houston along with an MA degree in theology from Fuller Theological Seminary.