Smith County holds Ribbon Cutting for County Road 3344
This is more than a road. This is an avenue for job creation and ultimately jobs that will impact peoples’ lives and give them an opportunity to support themselves and their families. Scott Martinez – President and CEO, Tyler Economic Development Council Smith
CERT Founder Recognized with Citizen of the Year Award
Jason Boyd exemplifies the true spirit of volunteerism. His passion, his selflessness, and his unwavering dedication to the safety and well-being of others have left a lasting mark on Smith County. Dr. David Scott – Director of Special Projects, ETCOG Smith County Emergency
Hunger in East Texas
Empty Bowls shines light on food deprivation in the region. We are so excited to bring Empty Bowls back for our second year. David Emerson – CEO, East Texas Food Bank ETR Staff report The East Texas Food Bank, ETFB, recently hosted its
Smith County Commissioner J Scott Herod Sworn in to Office
I am extremely honored to begin serving the people of Smith County Precinct 3 as their county commissioner. I promise to listen and work hard for you to make our community a great place to live, work and play! Commissioner J Scott Herod
ALERT Academy Honored with Community Hero Award
We appreciate all the work you all do training the young men and what type of people they turn out to be. County Judge Neal Franklin Smith County Judge Neal Franklin and Emergency Management Coordinator Brandon Moore presenting the Smith County Community Hero
Smith County Judge Neal Franklin Donates Parking Spot To Employees
On Monday, October 30, Smith County employees who park around the Annex Building in downtown Tyler will lose their parking spots during construction of the new parking garage. The Smith County Judge and Commissioners’ covered spaces will not be affected by the construction,
Smith County Veteran Services Office and CampV Hold Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
The Smith County Veteran Services Office held a ribbon cutting ceremony at CampV Tuesday, June 6, to celebrate the opening of its relocated office there. “This was a vision before it became a reality,” Smith County Judge Neal Franklin said. “I’m thrilled that