Jeffrey L. Boney is originally from Houston. He earned a bachelor's degree in business management from Texas Southern University. Jeffrey lives with his wife, Sharwin, and their three children in Missouri City.

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Jeffrey currently works as an associate editor for the Houston Forward Times. He is also the founder and chief executive officer of the Texas Business Alliance and serves as vice president and chief financial officer of BonaFide Development Group. Jeffrey previously worked as a bank executive at Washington Mutual Bank for 11 years and served as president and chief executive officer of the Greater Houston Black Chamber.

Jeffrey is currently a member of the Missouri City Council.

Jeffrey currently serves as a member of the Missouri City Council for District B. He was first elected in 2017 and is in his second term. 

Plans to "spend wisely, reduce waste, and invest in programs and services that truly make a difference in our communities."

Believes transparency in county government operations shows residents how their tax dollars are used and ensures equitable access to county services, building trust and fostering better outcomes for all neighborhoods.

- Plans to "spend wisely, reduce waste, and invest in programs and services that truly make a difference in our communities."
- Believes transparency in county government operations shows residents how their tax dollars are used and ensures equitable access to county services, building trust and fostering better outcomes for all neighborhoods.

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Sara Khan is originally from Richmond, Texas and currently lives in Richmond, Texas. She earned a bachelor’s degree in business management and commerce and a master’s degree in criminal justice from the University of Houston. 

Sara currently works as the operations manager in the Fort Bend County District Clerk’s Office. She previously worked as a division supervisor and chief of courts within the same office. Her professional experience also includes private-sector business ownership, where she owned and operated a chain of cell phone stores.

Sara Khan's campaign for Fort Bend County treasurer is her first time running for public office.

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Sara's campaign for Fort Bend County treasurer is her first time running for public office.

Supports responsible and transparent financial management in Fort Bend County and emphasizes efficiency, accountability, and modernization in how public resources are managed.

- Supports responsible and transparent financial management in Fort Bend County and emphasizes efficiency, accountability, and modernization in how public resources are managed.

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- Receives and deposits all county revenues, and records receipts and expenditures while reconciling bank statements.
- Acts as chief liaison between the county and depository banks, disburses funds upon the order of the commissioners court, and might prepare payroll.
- Could be selected as county’s investment officer and submit regular reports on county finances to commissioners court.
- Can also be county’s human resources officer, employee benefits coordinator, risk manager, insurance coordinator, and assist with audit responsibilities.
- County treasurers are elected through partisan, county-wide elections to four-year terms. Candidates must be a U.S. citizen, at least 18 years old, have been a Texas resident for at least 12 consecutive months, a county resident for at least six consecutive months, and registered to vote in that county.
- The annual salary for county treasurer ranges from $23,230 to $161,047, depending on the county.

County’s chief finance officer responsible for safekeeping and investment of funds.

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