Office of the Fort Bend County Attorney

Always a great opportunity to speak at the Child Advocates of Fort Bend Child Advocacy Center alongside Fort Bend County Care Coordination about the importance of recognizing, reporting, and preventing child s*xual abuse, child s*x crimes, and human trafficking.

Protecting our children requires education, awareness, and collaboration. Thank you to everyone who continues to advocate for the safety, well-being, and future of our youth. Together, we can make a difference and ensure every child has a voice and a safe place to be heard.

Happy Pride Month from the Fort Bend County Attorney’s Office

This Pride Month, we celebrate the diversity, dignity, and contributions of LGBTQ+ individuals throughout Fort Bend County and beyond. Our office remains committed to fostering a community where all people are treated with fairness, respect, and equal protection under the law.

As we recognize Pride Month, we reaffirm our dedication to inclusion, understanding, and the values that strengthen our community. Together, we continue to build a county where everyone feels welcomed, valued, and empowered to thrive.

🌈 Happy Pride Month from the Fort Bend County Attorney’s Office. 🌈

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Commercial Vehicle Regulations are in full effect. Thursday, I stood alongside District Attorney Brian Middleton, Commissioner Dexter McCoy, and Precinct 4 Constable Patrick Quincy to highlight the importance of compliance, roadway safety, and enforcement efforts in Precinct 4 in Fort Bend County.

By working together, we remain committed to protecting our communities, ensuring our roadways are safe, and promoting accountability for commercial vehicle operations across in Precinct 4!

Congratulations to Judge Ken Cannata on the ribbon-cutting ceremony and reception celebrating this exciting milestone. It was a pleasure to join community leaders, family, friends, and supporters in recognizing this special occasion. We wish Judge Cannata continued success as he serves the residents of Needville and contributes to the strength of our community. 💙

at the office with Mental Health Division Assistant County Attorney Larry Evans! 🟤

As we wrap up a successful Mental Health Awareness Month this May, it was a pleasure meeting with the team at Westpark Springs to discuss future plans, partnerships, and endeavors.

Conversations like these are important as we continue working together to promote mental health awareness, expand resources, and support the well-being of our community. Thank you for the opportunity to connect and collaborate on initiatives that can make a positive impact in Fort Bend County.

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at the office today 👔✨

A little matching energy around the office today! Always great working alongside a team that brings professionalism, positivity, and community spirit each day.

Due to inclement weather, the County Attorney’s Mental Health Awareness Event has been canceled. However, we encourage everyone to prioritize their mental health just as much as their physical health.

Some ways to prioritize your mental well-being include practicing grounding techniques, journaling, meditating, using words of affirmation, connecting with loved ones, engaging in physical activity, getting adequate rest, and taking time for self-care.

Our mission to spread mental health awareness remains stronger than ever. Please stay tuned for our next event in September in recognition of Su***de Prevention Month.

Tomorrow, come out and join us for our annual Mental Health Awareness Event at Mirabeau B. Lamar Homestead Park. 💚

📍 Location:
1521 Eugene Heimann Circle
Richmond, TX 77469

We look forward to seeing the community come together to support mental health awareness, wellness, and connection. There will be food, activities, and community resources available throughout the event. We hope to see you there!