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FORT BEND COUNTY, TX – At 9AM this morning, August 24, 2017, County Judge Bob Hebert declared a local state of disaster in Fort Bend County in anticipation of the effects of the rapidly strengthening Tropical Storm Harvey. Judge Hebert stated, "This declaration initiates a full range of preparation efforts for Harvey, which is now expected to make landfall as a Cat 2 Hurricane with sustained winds of 105mph and gusts to 125mph! This is a dangerous storm and I urge all citizens to be prepared to protect themselves and their loved ones who might need assistance as the storm approaches.”
County Judge Hebert Declares Local State of Disaster: Tropical Storm Harvey [PDF]
To better serve the voters of Fort Bend County, the Office of Elections Administration will be closed Monday July 30, 2018 through Wednesday August 1, 2018 to allow departmental staff to attend Election Law training conducted by the Texas Secretary of State.
The office will resume normal hours on Thursday, August 2, 2018.
John Oldham
Election Administrator
Construction is expected to begin in the Fall of 2025.
Fort Bend County is installing NEW playground equipment at King-Kennedy Park to replace the existing playground equipment.
$150,000 interlocal agreement to reimburse the City of Beasley for improvements to the Beasley Park Pavilion.
“Sword of Justice,” mural at the Fort Bend County Justice Center, designed in part by young artists from Fort Bend County.
$500,000 towards murals and sculptures at various population centers in Pct. 4. We are currently working on a proposal so that local artists can take part in this program.
Fort Bend County Fair Midway.
Remove and reconstruct the Fair Office building, landscaping, and irrigation. Reconstruct the Midway parking lot and drainage. Remove and replace the entrance gate at Midway. Improve the Fair Administration office at Midway. Also, replace the roof on Arena and repair the flooring and foundations in Buildings C, CR, and D.