Welcome from Andy Meyers

Welcome

Expenses of this Web Site are paid with campaign not taxpayers’ funds.

Our objective for this Web Site is to keep you, the taxpaying voter, informed about current county issues. Here you can find minutes of Commissioners Court as well as the current week’s agenda together with some detail of agenda items. There are also links to other federal, state and local officials as well as to current news and other useful information.

Critical county issues are addressed along with explanations of my position on them. You have the right to know where I stand on key issues and how I vote and the reasons for that vote.

Your questions, comments, criticisms, and suggestions are all welcome.

This Web Site has a "questionnaire" asking your opinion on county issues. Please take a few minutes and complete it. Knowing what the taxpaying voter wants from county government helps me vote on critical issues. The only thing we ask is you identify yourself.

Feel free to call me directly at (281) 494-1199 and address any problem or issue.

Thank you for visiting this Web Site. We hope it has been helpful to you.

Sincerely,

Andy Meyers, Commissioner Pct. 3

W. A. "Andy" Meyers Biography

Fort Bend homeowner for 22 years (Sugar Creek Subdivision)Married 31 years to Janet
Three grown children Michael, Debra, & Jennifer - all Dulles High Graduates
Ordained Southern Baptist Deacon - Sugar Creek Baptist Church
Attends Pecan Grove Baptist Church
Earned Bachelor of Science degree - major in Industrial Technology & Engineering - L.S.U.
Earned Master of Business Administration - major in Finance & Economics - L.S.U.
Licensed Certified Public Accountant - Texas Licensed Real Estate Broker - Texas
Licensed Securities Dealer – Texas
Elected County Commissioner Pet. 3 in 1996, assumed office 01/01/97 in first public office Campaign
Prior to taking office Meyers owned and operated Pinnacle Services/The Pinnacle Group representing national retail tenants such as Tandy/Radio Shack, Woolworth/Footlocker, General Cinema in cost control efforts.
Meyers also developed and managed commercial real estate properties, primarily retail properties and office buildings for himself and partners and for owners.
Meyers' business career also includes progressively more responsible administrative, management and finance positions with Continental Oil in Houston, Texas Instruments in Dallas and Occidental Petroleum divisions in Houston.

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