Tim has lived in Foothills County since 1961, raising a family here and running a farm. He’s a Registered Agrologist with a degree in Environmental Science and decades of work in soils, crop production, environmental services, and waste management. Now retired, he’s running to serve Division 7 full-time.

Use tax dollars efficiently and keep the burden on property owners as low as possible.

Attract sustainable businesses that add to the tax base without heavy infrastructure demands.

Update the municipal growth plan through real resident consultation, with accountability and environmental stewardship at the core.

To protect what we value—land, water, and community—while planning responsibly for tomorrow. He emphasizes communication, respect, and practical, fair solutions.

Division 7 (Foothills County). If you’re unsure whether you live in Division 7, check the County’s division maps or contact the County.

Eligible electors who are residents of Division 7 on Election Day and can show ID with name and current address

Bring government-issued identification that shows your name and current address. For full details, see Foothills County’s website linked from Tim’s Voter Information page.

Advance polls: Dates and hours are listed on Tim’s Voter Information page.

Election Day: October 20, 2025, 10 AM–8 PM at Davisburg Hall, Blackie School, or Scott Seaman Sports Arena (division dependent). Always verify locations with Foothills County before you go.

Councillors represent their division at Council, help set budgets and policies, approve planning/growth decisions, and advocate for resident concerns—all while balancing long-term sustainability with day-to-day services.

“Nobody likes higher taxes.” Tim’s first priority is using every tax dollar efficiently and growing a strong, sustainable tax base to help ease pressure on residents.

He supports balanced growth that respects agriculture and the environment, coupled with an updated growth plan built through meaningful resident consultation.

Rooted in farm life and environmental science, Tim believes in protecting farmland, water, and air while supporting the realities of farms and acreages—so families can thrive now and in the future.

Enterprises that fit our rural context, require limited municipal infrastructure, and contribute to the tax base—so they support services without overloading roads, utilities, or budgets.

With open, respectful dialogue: listen first, keep people informed, and work toward practical, fair outcomes—even when neighbours disagree.

Foothills County needs a refreshed, community-driven blueprint to guide where and how we grow—protecting the environment, safeguarding agriculture, and planning infrastructure responsibly. Tim wants that plan built with true representation and consultation.

You can request a yard or business sign on Tim’s site—there’s a simple form on the About and Voter Information pages.

Use the Contact page on the website to send a message or ask a question. He welcomes thoughtful feedback and local concerns.

Visit the Foothills County website, linked from Tim’s Voter Information page, for official information on divisions, permits, roads, and services. You can always raise concerns with Tim so he can help advocate or connect you with the right staff.