Fort Bend County is home to many political donors who are committed to the continued growth and prosperity of the region. Commissioner Vincent Morales is a longtime resident, business owner, and former mayor of Rosenberg who has dedicated himself to the county's development for over 25 years. He has used his experience to accelerate and improve many critical infrastructure projects, such as new main lanes and access roads to the Grand Parkway (SH 9), partnerships with TxDOT to expand FM 723, new turn lanes and signal improvements at major intersections, and the expansion of public safety facilities for county law enforcement. Morales is also an active member of the local community, participating in several organizations such as the Fort Bend Central Chamber, the Lamar Educational Awards Foundation (LEAF), and the Rosenberg Railroad Museum.
He was a member of the board of directors of Child Advocates, the Rosenberg Development Corporation, and the I-69 Alliance, as well as the advisory board of the OakBend Medical Center. He is married to Regina Klingle Morales, a Fort Bend County native and president of GreenScape Associates, LLC. Morales represents District 1, recently redistricted, which is the fastest-growing area in Fort Bend County with a population close to a quarter of a million inhabitants. He is committed to continuing his public service in his role as District 1 commissioner with the goal of improving the quality of life for all residents of Fort Bend County. Whether as president of the West Fort Bend Management District or as mayor of Rosenberg, Morales has been devoted to ensuring that future generations want to call Fort Bend County home. Records 1 - 25 of 263 · Taxpayer, Occupation, Date of Contribution, Amount.
Donors and members subscribe to The Texas Tribune's belief that promoting greater civic participation and informed discourse is a direct route to a better and more productive Texas. They play no role in guiding the journalism produced by the Tribune or in planning and executing events. Morales lives in Fort Bend County with his wife Regina and their three grandchildren Madelyn, William and Parker. He has been committed to its continued growth, prosperity, and citizenship for over 25 years.
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