Current office and Florida connection
Tyler I. Sirois is the Republican Majority Leader of the Florida House of Representatives for the 2024–2026 term and the elected representative for House District 31. The official House member page places the district in part of Brevard County and lists his city of residence as Merritt Island. Leadership Roles on that page state Majority Leader (2024–2026). Legislative Service states that he was elected to the Florida House of Representatives in 2018 and reelected subsequently. S1
District 31 sits on Florida’s Space Coast. The member biography records that Sirois was born in Cape Canaveral and lives in Merritt Island. Those place ties are useful for readers who associate the district with Kennedy Space Center, Port Canaveral, and central Brevard communities, without treating tourism branding as a legislative duty. S1
Education, family (public only), and occupation
The House biographical information lists education at Florida State University, 2006; spouse Katy Lynn Sirois of Tallahassee, Florida; two children; religious affiliation Christian; and recreational interests including boating, cooking, fishing, history, and time with family. Occupation is listed as Vice President for External Affairs and Strategic Initiatives. This profile repeats that public occupation line and does not invent an employer name beyond what the official bio states. S1
Family details here are limited to what the House publishes. Private addresses, school names for children, and non-public personal information are omitted.
Majority Leader role and committee portfolio
The House Directory describes the Majority Leader’s Office as handling matters related to the interests of the House’s majority party, including assisting members with legislative goals, communications support, and communicating the majority’s message on issues affecting Florida’s future. For 2024–2026, Tyler I. Sirois is identified as Majority Leader, with Deputy Majority Leaders and Republican committee whips listed separately in leadership materials. S2
On the current member page, committee assignments are:
- Security & Threat Assessment Committee — **Chair**
- Budget Committee
- Commerce Committee
- Rules & Ethics Committee
Those assignments place the Majority Leader in budget, commerce, floor-procedure (Rules & Ethics), and security-threat assessment work in addition to caucus leadership duties. Committee membership can change during a term; recheck flhouse.gov before live publication. S1S2
Affiliations and Space Coast public ties
The official House biography lists affiliations with the Cocoa Beach Regional Chamber of Commerce, Friends of the Children’s Advocacy Center of Brevard, and the Space Coast Civilian-Military Relations Council. Those entries document local civic ties disclosed on the member page. They are not endorsements by THIS IS FLORIDA and are not a complete civic résumé. S1
Because District 31 covers part of Brevard, readers often look for Space Coast context—launch cadence, port traffic, and military-civilian coordination. This biography points to the member’s disclosed affiliations and district geography rather than inventing project lists or appropriation totals that are not verified here from primary session records.
Legislative service timeline
Sirois entered the House after the 2018 election and has been reelected in subsequent cycles, culminating in the Majority Leader role for 2024–2026. The House page does not narrate each election margin; this directory therefore records service continuity from the official Legislative Service line rather than reconstructing campaign history from secondary outlets. S1
Florida’s legislative term limits restrict consecutive House service. Multiple secondary sources (including Ballotpedia’s 2026 House election coverage and contemporaneous local reporting) state that Sirois is not able to file for another House term in 2026 because of those limits. That status is recorded in the election refresh note below for human confirmation against Division of Elections / clerk materials before any live claim that the seat is open. S3
How to read leadership pages without partisanship
THIS IS FLORIDA government biographies are written for residents and visitors who need accurate officeholder facts. A Majority Leader page explains who holds the caucus leadership title, which district that person represents, and where to find official contact information. It is not a scorecard of floor votes, a ranking of “most powerful” members, or a campaign advertisement. When a reader wants the text of a bill, the House or Senate bill page and chapter law are better sources than any biography.
The same rule applies in reverse for Minority Leader pages: leadership title, district, committees, and contacts first; partisan framing last—or not at all. Brevard and Space Coast readers may also cross-link later to Florida Information pages on ports, launches, and local government, but those topical pages remain separate from this person record.
Selected public-record boundaries
This draft does not inventory every bill Sirois sponsored or every appropriation attributed to Brevard projects in press releases. Sponsorship and appropriation claims require session bill history or official budget documents for each cited item. Until those primary citations are attached in a later refresh, the safer public description is the leadership title, district, committees, and official biography fields already verified on flhouse.gov. S1
Photo galleries on the House site show leadership and floor contexts (for example, Opening Day and special-session images). Those images remain on flhouse.gov; this offline pack does not host them until the photo register clears rights. S1
Official contact and information
House Directory and contact pages list:
- **Email:** Tyler.Sirois@FLHouse.gov
- **Capitol office:** 322 The Capitol, 402 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300; phone (850) 717-5031
- **District office:** Suite 206, 260 North Tropical Trail, Merritt Island, FL 32953-4806; phone (321) 447-2060
- **Legislative aide (member page):** Kelsey Chase
Residents seeking constituent help should use the official House contact routes rather than campaign or social accounts. S2S4S1
Election refresh note (House page only)
Secondary reporting indicates Sirois is term-limited from House re-election in 2026 and has pursued Brevard County Commission District 2 (local reporting also described an unopposed county path after qualifying). **This directory entry remains the House Majority Leader / District 31 holder page.** Put county-commission status only in refresh notes until the House term ends and a new House holder (or vacancy process) is verified. Do not convert this into a county candidate page.
This profile was source-checked on October 29, 2026, for the offline ThisIsFlorida.us Florida Government pack. Draft-only until Bret **GO FLORIDA GOVERNMENT**. Portrait rights not cleared; do not host a photograph until the photo register allows it.