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The intersection of S. Mason and Westheimer Pkwy is now back open and operational in all directions after completion of sinkhole repairs that have been taking place over the last 6 weeks. #HouTraffic

Yesterday, Judge Daniel Wong paid a special visit to Sandy McGee's as they celebrated 40 wonderful years in Fort Bend County. Happy Birthday and thank you for being a true community staple!

Judge Daniel Wong attended the ribbon-cutting at Jones Creek Ranch Park, celebrating new paving that improves accessibility. Thanks to Commissioner Vincent Morales for the invitation and his ongoing community efforts.

We are incredibly excited about the leadership, dedication, and "great things" Judge Wong brings to the bench. Fort Bend County has a bright path ahead, and we are ready to get to work

• The Big Moment: The Oath of Office was administered by Judge Hrbacek, officially marking the start of Judge Wong's tenure. • Vision for the Future: We closed the event with remarks from Judge Daniel Wong himself and a final Benediction. Looking Ahead🧵

This has been a momentous week for Fort Bend County! We officially welcomed The Honorable Daniel Wong as the new Fort Bend County Judge. The installation ceremony was filled with community spirit, tradition, and a shared vision for the future of our home.🧵

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City Attorney’s Office Job Shadow Program Interested in law or public service? Gain hands-on experience with the Missouri City City Attorney’s Office this June through our 2-week Job Shadow Program. Program Highlights •Up to 20 hours per week •Observe court proceedings and meetings •Assist with research and legal support tasks •Volunteer (unpaid, no college credit) Eligibility •Graduating Missouri City high school seniors attending a 4-year college/university, OR •Fort Bend County college sophomores/juniors interested in municipal law •Preferred GPA: 3.3+ Apply by April 24, 2026 Submit: resume, cover letter, proof of enrollment/acceptance, and 2 references (Background check required for selected students) Apply Now kimberly.thomas@missouricitytx.gov (281) 403-8500 missouricitytx.gov

US-59 Traffic Changes Coming in March Starting March 2026, TxDOT will begin the next phase of construction near the Brazos River Bridge, including work on the northbound lanes and frontage road. We know traffic changes can be frustrating, especially for daily commuters, but these repairs are needed now to address erosion near the bridge and prevent larger disruptions in the future. Here’s what residents should know: -The bridge is safe to use -Businesses in River Park and Greatwood remain OPEN -Access to parks and neighborhoods will be maintained -Detours and signage will be in place to help guide drivers What will change: -Traffic pattern on the northbound main lanes -No access to the northbound feeder road over the Brazos River -Heavier northbound traffic during morning and evening commute -Detours for drivers exiting Greatwood via Riverbrook Dr. -Brazos River Park access via the feeder road is restricted—please use University Blvd for Brazos River Park and Crown Festival Park Estimated timeline: -March 2026 — Work starts -March 2027 — Frontage road completion -December 2027 — Project completion (Schedules may adjust due to weather or field conditions) The City of Sugar Land is working closely with TxDOT, schools, emergency services, and regional partners to help reduce impacts and keep traffic moving as safely as possible. Thank you for your patience as this work helps keep one of our region’s busiest corridors safe and reliable for years to come.

Good news: Spirit Day is rescheduled for Tuesday, April 21! Join us for lunch or dinner and help support Fort Bend Partnership for Youth. Your participation truly makes a difference in the lives of the young people we serve.