Commissioner Vincent Morales, Jr.
Fort Bend County
Precinct 1
Commissioner Vincent Morales is a longtime Fort Bend County resident, business owner and former mayor. 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. He has since been re-elected for a second and third term in November 2020 & 2024. 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, commercial and governmental clients.
An active member of the community, Vincent has been involved as a board member for multiple non-profit organizations over the past 20 years. A passionate advocate for animals, Vincent is the founder of Fort Bend PAWS, a 501C3 dedicated to the mission of supporting Fort Bend County Animal Services.
Morales is committed to continuing his public service in his role as Commissioner, Precinct 1 with a focus on maintaining a high level of county services and infrastructure to the residents and taxpayers he represents.
Commissioner Grady Prestage
Fort Bend County
Precinct 2
Commissioner Grady Prestage is establishing an impressive record of public service in Fort Bend County, elected to the Fort Bend County Commissioners Court in November of 1990, his taking office as the Precinct 2 County Commissioner marked the first time that an African American has served on the Fort Bend County Commissioners Court since the 1880’s reconstruction period. Commissioner Prestage has been re-elected seven times since 1990.
Prior to his election to public office, Commissioner Prestage worked as a Civil Engineer for a variety of oil and gas companies, consulting engineering firms and later as a partner in a marketing consulting firm. Mr. Prestage is currently affiliated with Market Developers LLC, a real estate development & consulting firm and Doucet & Associates, a civil engineering consulting firm. He received his Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Southern University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1980 and he is a Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Texas.
While in office, Commissioner Prestage has initiated the development of the Fort Bend County Community Development Department, the Fort Bend County Housing Finance Corporation, the Fort Bend Toll Road Authority, and the Fort Bend County Parks and Recreation Department. He is also responsible for building three publicly owned and privately operated Boys and Girls Clubs and for making significant staff and capacity upgrades to the County Health Department. During his tenure in office, the Commissioner has been involved in the development of numerous county facilities including parks, community centers, libraries, annex buildings and major mobility projects.
Commissioner Prestage represents Fort Bend County Precinct 2, which includes portions of Houston, Missouri City and Stafford.
Commissioner Andy Meyers
Fort Bend County
Precinct 3
Commissioner Andy Meyers has had the distinct honor of serving the residents of Fort Bend County as County Commissioner for Precinct 3 since January 1, 1997. A longtime Fort Bend resident since 1976, he is committed to responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars and efficient county government. During his tenure, he led efforts to reduce the county tax rate from one of the region’s highest to one of the lowest, saving taxpayers more than $1 billion while supporting essential county services including public safety, roads, libraries, drainage, and emergency medical services.
Commissioner Meyers holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology/Engineering and an MBA in Finance and Economics from Louisiana State University. His professional background includes corporate finance, commercial real estate, and small business ownership. Deeply engaged in the community, he has served on numerous civic and regional boards and founded Fort Bend Charities, raising more than $2 million for families and local organizations.
Commissioner Dexter L. McCoy
Fort Bend County
Precinct 4
Commissioner Dexter L. McCoy is a proud product of Fort Bend County’s Mission Bend community,
serving Precinct 4 residents on Commissioners Court since January 2023. The son of a teenage mother
and a biological father who was incarcerated for much of his childhood, he defied the odds and excelled
in Fort Bend public schools, graduated from Boston University, and devoted his career to public service
and preserving human dignity, starting as an appointee in the Obama Administration, continuing as a
district leader in the Fort Bend Independent School District.
Since being sworn into office, Commissioner McCoy and his team have advanced policy initiatives
focused on engaging historically excluded communities and improving quality of life. They passed the
first paid parental leave policy and nearly doubled the amount of sick time offered to county employees,
invested millions in mobility and parks improvements, and appointed the precinct's first Latina justice of
the peace.