VOTE TROY OFFICER FOR JUDGE ON NOV. 3
A Voice for Justice.
A Servant to the Community.
Troy Officer wants to bring accountability, transparency and energy to the Pottawatomie County courthouse.
Having worked since the age of 14 to put himself through school, Troy understands the value of hard work and the importance of a legal system that works for everyone. As a local attorney, foster parent and community leader, Troy is ready to serve District 23 with the fairness and integrity our families deserve.
About Troy
Troy Officer has been working since he was 14 years old, instilling a work ethic that has shaped his life. He paid his own way through college and law school, built his own firm from the ground up, and he has spent every day of his legal career showing up for the people in his community.
Troy grew up in Oklahoma and earned a biochemistry degree magna cum laude from Oklahoma Baptist University before graduating from Baylor Law School in the top 25% of his class. In 2022, he founded Officer Law Firm, PLLC, where he practices criminal, family, property and civil law. He accepts appointments through the Oklahoma Indigent Defense System, tribal courts and the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, representing 60 to 80 families each month who need someone willing to fight for them.
Outside of the courtroom, Troy’s community ties run deep. He served seven years with the Shawnee Family YMCA, holds board positions with United Way of Eastern Frontier Country and the Pottawatomie County Bar Association, and partners closely with Project Safe, House of Hope and other organizations serving domestic violence survivors.
He lives in Pottawatomie County, where he built his practice and is proud to call home.
Principles of Service
Troy Officer has spent his career standing up for local families, protecting constitutional rights and serving those who need a voice. As judge, he will bring fairness, accountability and service to the courtroom from day one.
Fair and Impartial
Justice
Troy Officer believes in justice without bias. Every person deserves to be heard and treated with dignity. His broad legal experience has prepared him to apply the law thoughtfully and impartially.
Accountability and Just Sentencing
Trust in the courts depends on transparency. Troy Officer believes judges should uphold the highest ethical standards with both compassion and firmness. He will ensure the public has confidence in a system that is fair and free from favoritism, ensuring a safer community
Community Roots, Proven Service
Troy Officer’s ties to his community run deep. From his work with the Shawnee Family YMCA and the United Way of Eastern Frontier Country to partnerships supporting domestic violence survivors, his record reflects a life of service beyond the courtroom
Assisting Children and their Families
As a foster parent and someone who understands firsthand what it means to be touched by the court system, Troy Officer brings empathy and perspective to the bench
Hard Work. Local Values. Real-World Experience.
Troy Officer has been working since he was 14, putting himself through college and law school. He represents a new generation of judicial leadership full of energy, experience and integrity.
Volunteer on the Campaign
Real change is made possible thanks to the support of our neighbors. Whether you can help knock on doors, host an event, or spread the word, your time and effort is vital to building a fairer, more transparent justice system for District 23. Volunteer with our team today and help us bring integrity and local values to the courtroom!