John Moore

Republican

Commissioner, Precinct 2

District: Precinct 2Smith CountyCounty

John Moore serves as the Smith County Commissioner for Precinct 2. He is responsible for road and bridge maintenance in Precinct 2 and participates in setting the county budget and tax rate as a member of the Commissioners Court.

Office: 100 N. Broadway Ave., Tyler, TX 75702Phone: (903) 590-4620pct2@smith-county.com Official Website

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●Improve road conditions in Precinct 2
●Promote fiscal responsibility in county government
●Enhance emergency services
●Support transparent government operations

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