sixth annual fort bend County da's ride for survivors
Presented by Expose Excellence Youth Foundation
sixth annual fort bend County da's ride for survivors
Presented by Expose Excellence Youth Foundation
Interested in riding this year?
We're Looking Forward to Riding With You
- Post ride event to celebrate a safer Fort Bend County. More details to Come.
- Due to popular demand, we will have pickle juice available this year.
- Two sag vehicles the day of the ride to help those in need.
- We have adjusted the the two longer routes to have less travel on FM 521. There will be Hydration Stations with snacks and port-a-potties at Brazos River Park, Baines Middle School, and at the turnaround points for the 47 and 60 mile rides.
- Patrol units at major intersections to keep everyone safe.
- Directional signage along the ride to make sure everybody stays on the right path in addition to having the routes in Strava.
- We have requested that our friends at TxDOT sweep FM 521 and other roadways for the ride.
- FBC EMS will have a presence at the ride, but we hope they have a very quiet morning.
- There will be a repair station at the start/finish line in addition to the hydration stations on the course.
- Stay tuned for more details!!!
STRAVA GPS ROUTES
55 Mile: https://www.strava.com/routes/3145071901333531656
40 Mile: https://www.strava.com/routes/3144657138085067784
20 Mile: https://www.strava.com/routes/3144768157434614146
Listed on Strava.com as:
FBCDA Ride for Survivors 20 Mile Route
FBCDA Ride for Survivors 40 Mile Route
FBCDA Ride for Survivors 55 Mile Route (Corrected)
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About Fort Bend county DA Brian Middleton
Brian Middleton
Brian Middleton, remains a proud Houston native, as well as an advocate for educational opportunities for young people within the city. An alum of Lamar High School, Middleton received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from the University of Houston. Directly following, Middleton graduated with honors from Thurgood Marshall School of Law.
Beginning his legal career representing the Texas Department of Criminal Justice as well as working as a briefing attorney at the Texas Court of Criminal of Appeals, Mr. Middleton also established the Middleton Law Firm. Serving as both a judge for the City of Jacinto City and an adjunct professor at Thurgood Marshall School of Law, Middleton went on to serve as Ft. Bend County's first African-American district attorney in 2018.
Middleton comes from a legacy of attorneys, with both his father and sibling holding decades of law experience. As a husband and a father of three, Middleton maintains firm family values that further his commitment and enthusiasm for youth empowerment and ensuring that human rights are protected