Commissioner Dexter McCoy has made a statement regarding the status of Fort Bend County's leadership. A change has occurred in the position of county judge. Further information on this development can be found through local news sources such as ABC13 Houston. Details about the situation are available from Commissioner McCoy, who has commented on the matter.
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