Roy Morales

A native to Houston, Morales earned a B.A. in psychology from the University of Texas at Dallas and a B.S. in computer science from Chapman University. He also holds an M.S. in space operations, which he received from the U.S. Air Force Institute of Technology.[1]

Morales has the following professional experience:

2014-Present: Chief information officer, Lone Star Telemedicine Services, Inc.

2006-Present: Strategic business consultant, Durango Technologies

2007-2013: School trustee, Harris County Department of Education

2003-2005: Chief technology officer, City of Houston Emergency Center

1993-2002: U.S. Air Force

2000-2002: Chief of Joint Strategic Forces Division, U.S. Air Force, Joint Information Operations (IO) Center (Lt. Colonel)

1995-2000: Chief of U.S. European Command (USEUCOM) Division, U.S. Air Force, Joint Information Ops Center (Major)

1993-1995: Chief of Integration & Operations Inertial Upper Stage, U.S. Air Force, Space and Missile Systems Center (Major)[2]

Roy Morales did not complete [the profile publisher]'s 2026 Candidate Connection survey.

Roy Morales did not complete [the profile publisher]'s 2023 Candidate Connection survey.

Morales' website highlighted the following campaign themes:[6]

Grow our economy

Excerpt: "Limit government control and provide tax relief. Attract new businesses and industries that will lead to new jobs for our city. Reduce regulations on businesses to allow them to prosper and ensure there is a level playing field for all businesses. Cease the unnecessary government oversight over our businesses."

Accelerated infrastructure repair

Excerpt: "Accelerate the needed repair/restoration to our aging infrastructure (e.g., roads, bridges, storm drains, sewer lines, etc.) and begin planning and development of the new infrastructure for our new businesses and communities. Our city is about 50 feet above sea level and is vulnerable to flooding due to hurricanes, tropical storms and torrential rains. Our infrastructure must be repaired, restored and upgraded to solve flooding conditions in our great city."

Strengthen public safety and emergency services

Excerpt: "Protect our families and businesses from escalating crime by using new strategies and policies. Improve response times of police, fire and emergency medical services by using new technology. Better prepare our city from natural disasters and from potential terrorist attacks that are still possible in today's dangerous environment."

Provide better city services

Excerpt: "Improve our day-to-day services like trash pick-up, water, granting building permits, reduce illegal trash dumping etc., by insisting on better leadership in our city departments and using more efficient procedures and cutting edge technology."

Bring a new vision to our communities

Excerpt: "A city is only as strong as its weakest link. If all of our communities and neighborhoods are strong and prospering then Houston becomes one of the top world class cities. I promise to find solutions that will enhance all of our communities and provide a fair playing field for all of our residents and businesses. And most importantly, listen to our communities and neighborhoods."