Experience Matters…
“ knowing the work, the systems, and the people behind them is how we strengthen today’s service, correct what needs to be improved, and build a legacy of trust, efficiency, and accountability that will serve our community will into tomorrow.”
“Montreal Peterson brings new energy, leadership, experience working in the county clerk’s office, knowledge and a vision for how local government should and will work for the tomorrow. I know her work ethic and collaborative approach to problem solving! I’m honored to know her and endorse her as the next county clerk for Fort Bend County!”
CDCAT Site Visit to Fort Bend County. Montreal was a main contributor to organizing the Board of Directors Site Visit 2024, which brought over 400 clerks to Fort Bend County for the CDCAT Annual Summer Conference 2025.
I am deeply honored to be endorsed by John Warren of Dallas, Texas, Past President of the County and District Clerks’ Association of Texas (CDCAT).
CDCAT represents all 254 counties in Texas, bringing together county and district clerks statewide to uphold professionalism, accuracy, and excellence in public service. As past president, John Warren provided leadership at the highest level of clerks’ administration across Texas.
Over the past three years, I have worked on projects with county and district clerks across the state, building strong professional relationships that matter. These relationships help keep the Fort Bend County Clerk’s Office current on laws, legislative changes, and best practices, ensuring our residents receive accurate, reliable service.
Leadership is not just about systems, it’s about relationships. Staying connected statewide keeps our office informed, prepared, and ahead.
This endorsement reinforces what Fort Bend deserves: experience, collaboration, and readiness to lead from day one. Montreal Peterson for FB County Clerk
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CDCAT Region VII Conference 2023. Montreal was a main contributor to organizing the Region VII Winter Conference which brought over 180 clerks to Fort Bend County.