Tyler County Judge Milton Powers

10/02/2026

🇺🇸 PUBLIC NOTICE – TYLER COUNTY

Tyler County Jury Trials scheduled for Monday, October 5, 2026 have been CANCELLED.

All persons summoned for jury duty for that date do NOT need to report. You will receive a new summons at a later date if needed.

We want to thank each of you for your support, your time, and your dedication to our county. Your willingness to serve is what keeps our justice system working.

If you have questions, please contact my office at (409) 283-2141.

God Bless,

Milton Powers
Tyler County Judge

09/03/2026

The Burn Ban has been LIFTED today in Tyler County.

09/02/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE – CANCELLATION

Tyler County Commissioners Court Workshop – CANCELED

The Commissioners Court Workshop scheduled for tomorrow, September 3, 2026 at 10:30 AM is CANCELED due to Edouard and ongoing weather conditions.

The workshop will be rescheduled as soon as we are able to set a new date.

Please stay tuned to the Tyler County website and our official pages for updates.

Thank you for your understanding and please stay safe.

Tyler County Judge
Milton Powers

09/02/2026

Tyler County Probate Court will be canceled for September 2, 2026 due to loss of electricity.

08/17/2026

07/27/2026

07/16/2026

Brooke Koi Sworn In as Criminal District Attorney for Tyler County

Woodville, Texas — Brooke Koi, a long time resident of Tyler County, has been sworn in as the Criminal District Attorney for Tyler County, following her appointment by Governor Abbott.

Koi brings four years of experience serving the citizens of Tyler County as an Assistant District Attorney, where she has prosecuted a wide range of criminal matters and worked alongside law enforcement, victims, and the community to pursue justice.

Koi earned her Juris Doctor degree from Liberty University School of Law, where she concentrated her studies in Advocacy and Appellate Advocacy. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from Sam Houston State University, along with a minor in Animal Science.

“I am honored and humbled by the opportunity to continue serving the people of Tyler County in this role,” Koi said. “I look forward to building on the work of this office, supporting our law enforcement partners, advocating for victims, and ensuring that justice is pursued with fairness, integrity, and dedication.”

As Criminal District Attorney, Koi will lead the Tyler County District Attorney’s Office in prosecuting criminal offenses and representing the interests of the citizens of Tyler County.

Brooke Koi
Tyler County District Attorney

07/16/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
From the Office of Tyler County Judge Milton Powers
Date: July 16, 2026

WOODVILLE, TX – Tyler County Judge Milton Powers announced today that Mrs. Brooke Koi has been appointed by Governor Abbott and sworn in by District Judge Delinda Gibbs Walker as Tyler County’s District Attorney.

“I am honored to serve alongside Mrs. Koi,” said Judge Powers. “She has been a tremendous asset to our county, prosecuting a wide range of criminal matters and assisting the Commissioners Court on county issues.”

Judge Powers added, “I have seen the wisdom and knowledge she brings to this office and have complete trust that she will excel as District Attorney. She is an outstanding advocate for law enforcement and pursues justice with fairness and integrity.”

“I look forward to working with District Attorney Koi and her team to protect our citizens and ensure Tyler County remains a safe place to live, work, and raise a family.”

Contact:
Office of Tyler County Judge Milton Powers
100 West Bluff Street, Room 105
Woodville, TX 75979
409-283-2141

07/08/2026

🇺🇸 THANK YOU TYLER COUNTY! 🇺🇸

What a 4th of July! Our 250th Anniversary of America's Independence celebration was one for the books, and it happened because this community shows up for each other.

To our sponsors — we couldn't do this without you: Linebarger, Rave Financial, Read Logging & Family, Tyler County Hospital and The Woodville Lions Club. Your support was greatly appreciated, and thank you for investing in Tyler County.

I just want to say a special thank you to Cody Bowen, Trey Deckert, James Stevens, and Rodney Monk for your incredible work. Also I want to thank Michael and Sondra Williams for the use of their sound equipment.

Mr. Burtis Conner and all his wonderful crew with Tyler County Maintenance/the grounds were perfect. Woodville Fire Department, Tyler County Sheriff's Office, Constable Anthony Ross, and the Tyler County Emergency Management Team & TDEM — thank you for keeping everyone safe. Commissioner Doug Hughes, thank you for all your hard work; we appreciate you and your crew.

To our Lions Club volunteers — thanks for all the hours you each contributed.

A BIG SHOUT OUT to Tyler County Treasurer Mrs. Leann Monk and her amazing team, Melanie Calhoon and Angie Butler, for making this event possible. Your work doesn't go unnoticed. You ladies rock!!

And a special thank you to all our vendors and every volunteer we didn't name. If you hauled a chair, picked up trash, or pointed someone to the pet parade, you made this a success.

God bless Tyler County, God bless Texas, and God bless America.

Judge Milton Powers

Drop your favorite pics from the event in the comments!