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Plans to work with state legislators to change the appraisal system.

As Commissioner, led a county-wide citizens initiative to protest appraisals, resulting in over 11,000 residents joining the effort to demand accountability and transparency from the Appraisal District.

As a commissioner, led a county-wide citizens initiative to protest appraisals.

Opposes high property taxes and supports fair appraisals.

As a commissioner, voted with the Fort Bend Commissioners Court to petition the State of Texas and the Central Appraisal District to provide taxpayer relief.

Voted with the Fort Bend Commissioners Court to petition the State of Texas and the Central Appraisal District to provide taxpayer relief.

- Plans to work with state legislators to change the appraisal system.
- As a commissioner, led a county-wide citizens initiative to protest appraisals.
- Opposes high property taxes and supports fair appraisals.
- Voted with the Fort Bend Commissioners Court to petition the State of Texas and the Central Appraisal District to provide taxpayer relief.

Economy

Believes addressing overdue mobility and infrastructure projects is crucial for sustaining economic opportunity for families and businesses.

Believes traffic is the "most glaring issue" in Precinct 1 and plans to address severe congestion problems to improve daily commutes for residents.

Supports long-term agreements for water delivery, such as the 5.7 gallons a day (MGD) of treated surface water from the Brazosport Water Authority (BWA).

As a board member of the I-69 Alliance, worked with the Texas Department of Transportation on getting Highway 59 designated as an Interstate Freeway.

Believes the county's drainage system is inadequate, relying on the Brazos River to accept runoff, and recent rain events have shown this dependency is problematic.

Believes the county's drainage system is inadequate.

- Believes addressing overdue mobility and infrastructure projects is crucial for sustaining economic opportunity for families and businesses.
- Believes traffic is the "most glaring issue" in Precinct 1 and plans to address severe congestion problems to improve daily commutes for residents.
- Supports long-term agreements for water delivery, such as the 5.7 gallons a day (MGD) of treated surface water from the Brazosport Water Authority (BWA).
- Supports the widening of Blume Road.
- As a board member of the I-69 Alliance, worked with the Texas Department of Transportation on getting Highway 59 designated as an Interstate Freeway.
- Believes the county's drainage system is inadequate.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As a state representative, voted to increase grant funding opportunities for local law enforcement and first responders.

Believes in protecting the county's animal population and improving animal shelter conditions.

- As a state representative, voted to increase grant funding opportunities for local law enforcement and first responders.
- Believes in protecting the county's animal population and improving animal shelter conditions.

Public Safety

Believes property value estimates are unrealistic, saying "everyone I talk to says the same thing...I have no idea where they got the idea that I can sell my property for this much money."

Supports conducting a facilities study to determine future expansion needs for the City of Rosenberg.

- Believes property value estimates are unrealistic, saying "everyone I talk to says the same thing...I have no idea where they got the idea that I can sell my property for this much money."
- Supports conducting a facilities study to determine future expansion needs for the City of Rosenberg.

Housing & Urban Development

Supports no-cost spay and neuter services for pets.

- Supports no-cost spay and neuter services for pets.

Public Services

Believes in investing in flood insurance.

- Believes in investing in flood insurance.

Public Health

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Vincent Morales

- County commissioners vote on the budget and appropriations, which fund essential county services like road maintenance.
- They create and enforce civil and criminal laws that align with state regulations, including land use and construction codes.
- Commissioners implement state and federal mandates while overseeing county agencies and public buildings.
- They also set tax rates for the county and its subdivisions.
- Each Texas county has four commissioners and a county judge, forming the local governing body known as the Commissioners Court.