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Fort Bend County Judge Robert Hebert recognized the Fort Bend County Health & Human Services (HHS)Department for receiving national recognition for their Public Health Emergency Preparedness Program and its ability to plan for, respond to and recover from public health emergencies. Hebert said, “Our HHS Department is one of only 34 departments in the nation to receive this recognition, confirming that we are well prepared for any health emergencies.” Vincent Morales, Grady Prestage, Robert Hebert, Anthony Ryder, Andy Meyers, David Olinger, James Patterson, Cynthia Smith and Yaneth Calderon.
