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Missouri City Today
By the People, for the People
Eddie Introduces Software Rollout Plan to Boost Fort Bend County Transparency
Candidate for County Judge proposes BudgetBox and IRM apps to improve spending visibility and incident reporting
Published on Feb. 25, 2026
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Eddie Sajjad, a candidate for Fort Bend County Judge, has introduced a software rollout plan that includes the BudgetBox App and website, as well as the IRM (Incident Reporting and Management) App and website. These tools are designed to increase transparency and make it easier for residents to understand county spending, follow key decisions, and track what happens after incidents are reported.
Why it matters
The proposed software aims to address concerns about the lack of transparency in county spending and governance, providing residents with a user-friendly way to access budget information and track the progress of reported incidents. This could lead to improved accountability and better-informed decision-making by county officials.
The details
The BudgetBox App and website would allow residents to explore how county money is allocated, view budget items in a clear structure, and track the progress of budget proposals from introduction to adoption. The IRM App and website would simplify incident reporting for residents and provide better visibility into the follow-up and outcomes of reported issues.
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The players
Eddie Sajjad
A Houston-area entrepreneur and longtime Fort Bend County community member running for Fort Bend County Judge.
What they’re saying
“Transparency should not be a puzzle. If residents cannot see it clearly, understand it, and interact with it easily, it does not function as transparency.”
— Eddie Sajjad, Candidate for Fort Bend County Judge (EINPresswire.com)
“People should not have to dig through hard-to-navigate documents to understand what is being funded and why. BudgetBox is designed to make that information usable.”
— Eddie Sajjad, Candidate for Fort Bend County Judge (EINPresswire.com)
“Residents want to know what happened next. A modern county should be able to provide basic visibility into follow-up and outcomes, while still respecting privacy and lawful limits.”
— Eddie Sajjad, Candidate for Fort Bend County Judge (EINPresswire.com)
What’s next
Residents can review the software rollout plan, including the BudgetBox App and website and the IRM App and website, and submit feedback at https://eddieforfb.com
The takeaway
The proposed software rollout plan aims to address long-standing concerns about transparency in Fort Bend County's spending and governance, providing residents with user-friendly tools to better understand budget decisions and track the progress of reported issues. If implemented, these initiatives could lead to improved accountability and more informed decision-making by county officials.
