Commissioner Tom Ramsey of Harris County Precinct 3 Sworn In for Second Term
On January 1, 2025, Tom Ramsey was sworn in for his second term as Commissioner of Harris County Precinct 3. Ramsey, who first assumed the role in November 2020, is responsible for overseeing significant portions of the county, including about 75% of its unincorporated areas, 6,800 miles of roadways, and numerous parks and community centers.
In his message following the swearing-in, Ramsey addressed the priorities for his second term, emphasizing a continued focus on public safety, infrastructure improvements, and fiscal responsibility. “I am honored to begin the second term as your County Commissioner. The opportunity to represent you is both humbling and encouraging, as I’m able to reinforce my commitment in making Precinct 3’s neighborhoods safe, infrastructure stronger, and communities more resilient,” Ramsey stated.
Ramsey also highlighted his ongoing commitment to transparency in government, noting, “Our next four years will be focused on truth, transparency, and the basics even when it’s uncomfortable. We will demand clarity for a better Harris County.”
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In his first term, Ramsey spearheaded a number of initiatives, including the formation of a Crime Task Force to address rising crime in the region and the creation of a Safe Schools Commission to enhance school safety. He was also involved in securing $750 million in Hurricane Harvey recovery funds and led efforts to reduce county taxes.
Ramsey’s background includes over 44 years as a Professional Engineer, with experience serving more than 50 cities and 20 counties across Texas. Before his tenure as Commissioner, he served as Mayor of Spring Valley Village from 2012 to 2020, where he was credited with lowering the city’s tax rate and enhancing public safety.
“I’m thankful for your trust and support and look forward to continuing to serve you with the utmost integrity,” Ramsey concluded in his message.
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As Commissioner, Ramsey’s responsibilities also include managing approximately $730 million worth of ongoing infrastructure projects and overseeing the maintenance of critical county facilities. His second term will continue to focus on infrastructure, public safety, and transparency in county governance.
Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.
