Lynn County Veterans Services: No County Officer - TexVet Points to the Commission in Lubbock

What the county posts. Lynn County's site - its menus of government offices and departments, its site map and the County Judge's page - has no veterans page and names no veterans service officer. How the county funds it. The 2026-2027 proposed budget worksheet (printed September 15, 2026; the Commissioners' Court accepted it on September 21 and adopted it unchanged on September 28, 2026) has no veterans department among its General Fund departments - county judge, clerks, attorney, treasurer, tax office, courts, justice of the peace, sheriff and jail, extension, library, emergency management, public welfare and the road precincts. A county of under 200,000 people is not required to keep an officer (Government Code 434.032; see the Texas entry). TexVet. TexVet's county list gives no local officer for Lynn; it lists the Texas Veterans Commission's Lubbock office, (806) 472-3490. The Commission's claims counselors help any veteran free (see the Texas entry); call before travelling to Lubbock. County contacts. The County Judge's office (Judge Mike Braddock; court coordinator Lisa Meeks, [email protected]), Lynn County Courthouse, 1501 South 1st Street, Tahoka, Texas 79373 (mail to P.O. Box 1167); phone 806-561-4222, fax 806-561-4234. The courthouse is open Monday to Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., through the lunch hour, and Friday 8:30 a.m. to noon. The County Clerk records discharges free (see lynn-tx-county-clerk-discharges).