In the 50 years that Commissioner Charlie Riley has called Montgomery County home, he has worked to build the legacy of Precinct 2 with conservative ideals that reflect the community values that are critical for a promising future. His strong and stable leadership focuses on developing an infrastructure that allows smart mobility options for commuters and provide easier navigation throughout Precinct 2 and Montgomery County.  Besides county roads and bridges, the Commissioner is responsible for a recycling facility, county parks, county sports complexes, and county community buildings.  He is one of five who make up the Montgomery County Commissioners Court, whose responsibilities include approving the county’s budget as well as planning for future growth and challenges.

Commissioner Riley was the Operations Manager for Precinct 2 for 13 years prior to being elected Precinct 2 Commissioner in 2014.  Discussing current and future goals with local neighborhood associations, combined with active listening and working together, Commissioner Riley endeavors to make Montgomery County Precinct 2 an even more desirable place to live, work and play. 

He realizes his obligation is to serve the past, present and the future. 

In Memory of

Ronald Eric Hoffman, Sr.

11/2/1965  –  2/27/2025

It is with deep sorrow that the Montgomery County Precinct 2 offices of Commissioner Charlie Riley announce the passing of Ronald Eric Hoffman, Sr. We are at a loss for words to convey the immense sadness and grief that weighs heavily on our hearts and minds. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends during this difficult time. We are grateful to them for sharing Eric with us, as he developed to become an invaluable member of our offices.  Commissioner Riley expressed, “Eric was a highly skilled equipment operator whose talent was unparalleled.    He made a positive difference for all of Montgomery County, especially in Precinct 2.”  

He began working on the ground crew graduating to become a superior Gradall Operator leading to his promotion as Drainage Supervisor/Senior Foreman.  His skill level was beyond reproach, which was recognized for him to rise in the ranks of Precinct 2.  He served Montgomery County Precinct 2 for nearly 15 years along with being an active Captain in the Magnolia Fire Department.  Eric had a quick wit and a knack for bringing laughter to those around him. His calm and sensitive demeanor allowed him to maintain control in any situation.  His services for the community often meant he was called out to provide emergency assistance day or night.  We were blessed to have had someone with his skill level and insight into management so committed to not only keep performing at his best but to also making the work shine.

Leadership Team

Knowledge and experience combined creates a dynamic team of leaders.  Putting the safety of all others first, this team leads from the front with straight forward representation for all projects.   Their determination to help and represent Montgomery County Precinct 2 is evident through their commitment and diligence. Community connections continue to grow during multiple weekly meetings and events.  Together, they support the supervisors and their crews who fulfill the daily jobs of developing and maintaining the Precinct 2 community. 

Law Enforcement – Traffic Enforcement –

Commercial Vehicle Enforcement

In cooperation with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s office, Sgt. Duane Burrell leads the Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division with his extensive background (40 + years) as a former officer with the Texas Department of Public Safety. He maintains his TCOLE license as a Master Peace Officer and has multiple accommodations to his credit for his service in regards to law enforcement. He has a no nonsense approach for any individual or commercial vehicle operator that violates the law and puts the safety of the public at risk.