Tim Webb has called Foothills County home since 1961, living in and around Division 7 for more than six decades. Growing up, he was active in 4-H, which helped shape his lifelong commitment to agriculture and community.

Tim and his wife, Eldeen, raised three daughters while running their family farm, where they owned a dairy operation and managed beef cattle. Farming taught him the values of hard work, responsibility, and stewardship of the land—principles he continues to carry forward today.

Never one to stop learning, Tim returned to school as an adult to further his education. He earned his Registered Agrologist designation and completed a degree in Environmental Science through Lakeland College and the University of Alberta. His professional career has spanned pipelines, environmental services, and waste management, giving him a broad understanding of the balance between industry, environment, and community needs.

With deep roots in Foothills County, a strong background in agriculture and environmental science, and decades of practical experience, Tim brings both knowledge and commitment to serving his community.