Commissioner Dexter L. McCoy

Commissioner Dexter L. McCoy has released the following statement regarding recent developments surrounding the Interim County Judge position. In his statement, Commissioner McCoy calls for adherence to the rule of law, respect for the legal process, and a continued commitment to transparency and accountability in Fort Bend County government.

As Fort Bend County continues to grow, Commissioner McCoy believes residents deserve leadership that operates with integrity, follows the law, and remains focused on serving the public. He remains committed to working alongside his colleagues to deliver high quality county services, strengthen public trust, and ensure that the needs of Fort Bend County residents always come before politics.

Read Commissioner McCoy’s full statement below.

Today, Commissioner McCoy had the opportunity to speak at The Commissioner’s Report hosted by Fort Bend Regional Partnership. This event was a unique opportunity for each Fort Bend County Commissioner to come together and discuss topics such as drainage, growth, infrastructure projects, and the future of the county. It was a collaborative afternoon filled with exciting ideas and updates about the future of our rapidly growing county.

Special thanks to the sponsor of this afternoon’s luncheon, Pape-Dawson, and everyone who came together to host this event.

Commissioner Dexter L. McCoy and Fort Bend County Precinct 4 were honored to recognize Alishba Shah, a third-grade student at Harmony School of Science Academy in Sugar Land, Texas, for her outstanding academic achievements and dedication to excellence. We are proud to celebrate young leaders whose hard work and determination inspire our community and represent the bright future of Fort Bend County.

Residents of RiverPark West gathered for their latest Homeowners Association meeting, where Commissioner Dexter L. McCoy and the Fort Bend County Precinct 4 team joined the conversation to provide updates and hear directly from community members.

The meeting served as an opportunity to discuss topics important to residents, share information on county initiatives, and strengthen the partnership between Precinct 4 and the RiverPark West community. Open dialogue and community involvement play a vital role in ensuring that local government remains responsive to the needs of the people it serves.

Commissioner Dexter L. McCoy and the Fort Bend County Precinct 4 team were honored to attend the ISKCON 60th Anniversary Gala. Congratulations on 60 years of service, faith, and community leadership. We appreciate all that ISKCON has done to strengthen and uplift our communities.

Commissioner McCoy joined community leaders, educators, and industry partners at the 2026 Cullen Gala Honorary Committee & Friends Reception at the Lone Star Flight Museum. The event highlighted the vital role engineering plays in strengthening our communities, driving innovation, and creating opportunities for future generations. Thank you to the College of Engineering for bringing together leaders committed to shaping a stronger tomorrow through education and collaboration.