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- Tamara McFarlane
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November 3, 2026, General and Special Elections
Early Vote Centers will be open from Monday,
October 19 – Friday, October 30 (Mon-Sat: 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.; Sun: 12:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.)
Vote Centers will accept voters from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, November 3, Election Day.
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"Fort Bend's March Toward 1 Million Residents Puts County Clerk's Role in the Spotlight"
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Fort Bend County ZIP Codes
Sugar Land & Surrounding Areas
77478 (Sugar Land)
77479 (Sugar Land / New Territory / Greatwood)
77498 (Sugar Land / Clodine)
77487 (Sugar Land - PO Box)
77496 (Sugar Land - PO Box)
Richmond & Rosenberg
77406 (Richmond / Pecan Grove)
77407 (Richmond / Harvest Green)
77469 (Richmond / Booth)
77471 (Rosenberg)
Katy & Fulshear Area
77441 (Fulshear)
77450 (Katy / Cinco Ranch)
77493 (Katy)
77494 (Katy / Cinco Ranch)
Missouri City & Stafford
77459 (Missouri City / Sienna)
77489 (Missouri City / Ridgegate)
77477 (Stafford)
77497 (Stafford - PO Box)
Fresno, Arcola & Rosharon Area
77545 (Fresno)
77583 (Rosharon / Arcola area)
77584 (Pearland / Fort Bend border)
Western & Southern Fort Bend County Cities/Towns
77417 (Beasley)
77423 (Brookshire / Fort Bend border)
77430 (Damon / Fort Bend border)
77435 (Eagle Lake / Fort Bend border)
77444 (Guy)
77451 (Kendleton)
77461 (Needville)
77464 (Orchard)
77476 (Simonton)
77481 (Thompsons)
77485 (Wallis / Fort Bend border)
Greater Houston Border ZIPs (overlapping Fort Bend County)
77031 (Houston / Southwest)
77053 (Houston / Southwest)
77082 (Houston / Westchase area border)
77083 (Houston / Alief area border)
77085 (Houston / Southwest)
77099 (Houston / Southwest)
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Title Companies in Fort Bend County
Fort Bend Title, LLC
Texas American Title Company
Patten Title Company
Old Republic Title
Select Title
Charter Title Company
Capital Title of Texas
TransAct Title
Empire Title Company, Ltd.
Fidelity National Title
WFG National Title Company
American Title Company
Elite Title Settlement Services LLC
Powerhouse Title, LLC
Cottonwood Title Company, LLC
Acrisure Title of Houston
Texas Elite Title
First American Title Insurance Company
Real Estate Law Firms in Fort Bend County
Hird, Chu, Lawji & Manji, Attorneys at Law
Sears, Bennett & Gerdes, LLP
Showalter Colgin & Davis, PLLC
Erdos & Co., PLLC
The Brennan Law Firm, LLC
Moerer & King LLP
Heard & Medack, P.C.
Morris Law and Associates PLLC
Roger G. Jain & Associates, P.C.
Weisblatt Law Firm PLLC
The Okonji Law Office, PLLC
Holtsclaw Law
Pursley McNamara & Flint, PLLC
J. Urech Law
Phillips Law Firm PLLC
Ortego Law Firm
Conry Law, PLLC
Ramond W. Howard PC
Ávalos & Associates, P.C.
The Law Office of Justin G. McGee, PLLC
The Law Office of Brian J. Knipling
Law Office of Elizabeth Lockett, PLLC
Wadler, Perches, Hundl & Kerlick
Motamedi Law, PLLC
Winfrey Law Firm, PLLC
Uzoma & Sudarma, PLLC
Distinct County Neighborhoods
Sugar Land Area
Riverstone: A premier master-planned luxury community centered around 200+ acres of lakes, resort-style clubs, and top-tier Fort Bend ISD schools.
First Colony: A foundational Sugar Land community featuring extensive trail networks, retail hubs, and diverse residential subdivisions.
New Territory: An established neighborhood with broad athletic facilities, parks, and proximity to major commuter routes like US-90A and Grand Parkway.
Greatwood: A heavily wooded, golf-course community located along US-59/I-69 known for its family-centric amenities and highly rated schools.
Telfair: An upscale, mixed-use community built on historical tracts, featuring distinct architecture, central lakes, and immediate access to the Sugar Land Town Square area.
Missouri City / Fresno Area
Sienna (formerly Sienna Plantation): A massive 20,000+ resident master-planned community featuring golf courses, multiple water parks, horse stables, and extensive trail networks.
Lake Olympia: A waterfront-oriented neighborhood featuring interconnected lakes for boating, walking trails, and quick access to the Fort Bend Tollway.
Quail Valley: One of Missouri City’s foundational communities built around the Quail Valley Golf Course & City Centre.
Richmond / Rosenberg Area
Aliana: A major master-planned community along the Grand Parkway known for resort-style clubhouses, modern home designs, and top-rated amenities.
Harvest Green: A unique "agri-hood" community built around an operational farm, community gardens, and farm-to-table activities.
Pecan Grove: A classic, mature neighborhood established in the late 1970s and 1980s surrounding Pecan Grove Plantation Country Club.
Long Meadow Farms: A traditional neighborhood set along Grand Parkway featuring tree-lined streets, brick-built homes, and nature trails.
Lakes of Bella Terra: A resort-inspired development near the Westpark Tollway with extensive lake views and fitness centers.
Veranda: A newer Johnson Development community located in Richmond near historic downtown, highlighting classic Southern architecture and modern amenities.
Candela: A rapidly expanding community in western Richmond offering master-planned living along the FM 359 corridor.
Katy / Fulshear Area (Fort Bend Portion)
Cinco Ranch (South/West Sections): A premier master-planned development straddling Katy and Fulshear with extensive parks, pools, golf, and commercial centers like LaCenterra.
Seven Meadows: An upscale Katy-area neighborhood set around Meadowbrook Farms Golf Club with gated sections and top-tier Katy ISD schools.
Cross Creek Ranch: A sprawling Fulshear master-planned community emphasizing natural restoration, lakes, bird sanctuaries, and expansive trails.
Jordan Ranch: A fast-growing community just south of I-10 in Fulshear featuring a lazy river, community farm, and modern housing choices.
Firethorne: A large established community bridging Katy and Fulshear, offering a 12-acre lake, green spaces, and quick access to the Energy Corridor.
Corporate Headquarters & Major Office Campuses
SLB (Schlumberger): Maintains a primary technology, engineering, and administrative campus in Sugar Land.
Fluor Corporation: Operates a major engineering and construction regional headquarters campus in Sugar Land.
CVR Energy: Headquartered in Sugar Land, managing petroleum refining and nitrogen fertilizer manufacturing operations.
Nalco Water (an Ecolab Company): Operates a major chemical production and office campus in Sugar Land.
Applied Optoelectronics, Inc. (AOI): Headquartered in Sugar Land, manufacturing advanced fiber-optic networking components.
Thermo Fisher Scientific: Maintains manufacturing and distribution facilities within Fort Bend County.
Accredo Packaging: Operates a large sustainable flexible packaging manufacturing plant in Sugar Land.
Noble-Texas Corporation / Noble Drilling: Operates major energy service administrative offices in the county.
Healthcare & Medical Centers
Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital: One of the county's largest healthcare employers, providing comprehensive medical and surgical services.
Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Hospital: A primary regional medical campus located along US-59/I-69.
OakBend Medical Center: Headquartered in Richmond, operating the primary independent hospital system in Fort Bend County.
St. Luke’s Health – Sugar Land Hospital: Major hospital facility providing specialized emergency and surgical care.
Kelsey-Seybold Clinic: Maintains multiple large multi-specialty regional clinics across Sugar Land, Katy, and Sienna.
MD Anderson Cancer Center (Sugar Land): Operates a regional clinical care center providing outpatient cancer treatment.
Industrial, Manufacturing & Logistics
Frito-Lay: Operates a massive snack food manufacturing and distribution plant in Rosenberg.
Amazon Fulfillment Centers: Operates multi-million square foot distribution hubs in Richmond and Missouri City.
Texas Instruments: Maintains manufacturing and design facilities in Stafford.
LMT Defense (Lewis Machine & Tool): Headquartered in Eldridge/Eldridge Park area in Imperial Park, manufacturing defense hardware.
O'Neal Steel: Maintains a primary steel processing and distribution facility in Grand Parkway industrial corridors.
ALDO Group Distribution Center: Operates a major regional distribution and logistics center in Rosenberg.
Seatex: Operates chemical compounding and toll manufacturing facilities in Rosenberg.
Commercial, Hospitality & Regional Services
Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land: A premiere 6,400-seat live entertainment venue and event facility owned by the City of Sugar Land and operated by ATG.
Sugar Land Town Square: A 32-acre urban mixed-use development featuring retail, office headquarters, and city services.
Stafford Centre: A major performing arts center and convention facility driving local business events in Stafford.
Constellation Field: Home stadium of the Sugar Land Space Cowboys (Triple-A affiliate of the Houston Astros).
Public Sector & Educational Institutions
Fort Bend Independent School District (FBISD): The single largest employer in Fort Bend County.
Lamar Consolidated ISD (LCISD): A major educational employer servicing Richmond, Rosenberg, and Fulshear.
Katy ISD (Fort Bend Campuses): Employs thousands of staff across the southern Katy/Fulshear developments.
Fort Bend County Government: Operates county-wide public administrative, law enforcement, and judicial facilities headquartered in Richmond.
Houston Community College (Stafford/Missouri City Campuses) & University of Houston at Sugar Land: Major higher-education institutions providing academic workforce training.
Fort Bend County by the numbers
Current intelligence:
2025 population estimate 975,191
2020 population 822,779
Growth, 2020–2025 - 18.3%
Growth since 2010 - Approximately 67%
Median age - 37.3
Residents under 18 - 25.6%
Residents 65 or older - 14.2%
Median household income - $114,041
Median owner-occupied home value - $374,500
Homeownership rate - 77%
Median monthly mortgage housing cost - $2,665
Median rent - $1,807
Households - 292,713
Average household size - 3.03
Bachelor’s degree or higher - 50.2%
Foreign-born residents - 30.5%
Language other than English at home - 41.3%
Veterans - 27,597
Employer establishments - 18,519
Non-employer businesses - 110,936
Private-sector employment - 222,203
2023 annual payroll - Approximately $11.45 billion
2025 housing permits - 12,487
Registered voters, Aug. 2026 - 575,949 total, including 523,547 active
Population, income, housing, education and business figures come from the latest available U.S. Census QuickFacts. Median age comes from the Census ACS data reported by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Voter figures come from Fort Bend County’s August 2026 voter statistics.
What these numbers mean
Fort Bend has added roughly 152,000 people in only five years—the equivalent of absorbing another substantial city.
More residents mean more:
Deeds, plats, liens and property filings
Birth and death records
Marriage licenses
Probate and guardianship matters
County court cases
DBAs and new-business filings
Foreclosure records
Open-records requests
Calls, online searches and customer-service interactions
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