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Mandi Bronsell is the Precinct 1 Staff Director and runs the day to day operations of the Precinct 1 office. She works closely with each member of the team in support of organizational goals- and works directly with Commissioner Morales on strategic planning. Mandi frequently represents the Commissioner at civic engagement and philanthropic events.

amanda.bronsell@fortbendcountytx.gov

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Dwayne Grigar is our Director of Planning and Infrastructure. In that role he oversees all major capital projects and works closely with Fort Bend County Engineering as well as TXDoT on all residential and commercial development within Precinct 1. Dwayne also serves as a liaison to the many municipal utility districts and municipalities within the precinct.

Dwayne.Grigar@fortbendcountytx.gov

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Katie Vackar serves as our Project Manager and serves as a liaison to Fort Bend County Road and Bridge, and Drainage Departments. She works in close support of the Planning and Infrastructure Director for the office and handles both the weekly agenda, and special programs and projects as required.

katie.vackar@fortbendcountytx.gov

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Kaitlin Ballint serves as the Precinct 1 Executive Assistant. She provides a plethora of constituent and administrative support to Commissioner Morales as a key interface with other county departments. Kaitlin also coordinates and manages the vast appointments the Commissioner must make.

kaitlin.ballint2@fortbendcountytx.gov

Vincent Morales, Jr.

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Commissioner Vincent Morales is a longtime Fort Bend County resident, business owner and former mayor of Rosenberg. Since 2011, he has devoted his time in office to serving the citizens of the county he calls home. In November 2016, he was elected to Fort Bend County Commissioner’s Court for Precinct 1, and reelected in November 2020 for a second term. Prior to serving as Commissioner, Morales was the co-owner and operator of GreenScape Associates, LLC, a landscape management, design and build firm serving residential and commercial clients.

As a business owner, Vincent is well versed in running an organization effectively and efficiently. As an entrepreneur he knows intimately well the value of hard work, optimism and perseverance.

An active member of the community, Morales has been involved in several organizations including the Central Fort Bend Chamber, the Lamar Educational Awards Foundation (LEAF) and the Rosenberg Railroad Museum. Morales served as a board member of Child Advocates, the Rosenberg Development Corporation and the I-69 Alliance, as well as on the advisory board of OakBend Medical Center. He also has served as a director on the West Fort Bend Management District.  Vincent currently serves on the Texas Juvenile Justice Department Board of Directors, as a Governor Abbott appointee.

Morales is married to Fort Bend County native Regina Klingle Morales, President of GreenScape Associates, LLC. They have two children, The Honorable Christopher G. Morales, County Court at Law 1 Judge, and Justin Morales, Vice President of GreenScape Associates, LLC, and two daughter-in-laws, Vanessa and Brooke Morales. They, along with their three grandchildren, Madelyn, William and Parker Morales, all live in Fort Bend. Morales is committed to continuing his public service in his role as Commissioner, Precinct 1 with a focus on improving the quality of life for all Fort Bend County residents.