“I want our future to continue to be a safe place for families and a place for communities and business to thrive. I'm committed to protecting our environment, to responsible economic development, and to ensuring that county government is transparent and fiscally responsible. I believe in equal justice for all Scott County residents. If elected, I will work hard for action on water quality, for fair wages, and for small farmers.”
— Tim Carr
Where They Stand
Priorities
Fiscal ResponsibilitySafe CommunitiesClean Water & EnvironmentResponsible GrowthFair Wages & Small Farmers
Meet the Candidate
About Tim
Tim Carr has called Scott County home for more than 40 years. He and his family put down deep roots here — raising two kids in our local public schools and building a life in the community he now hopes to serve.
For 27 years, Tim has owned and operated a successful remodeling business. It’s work that calls for the same skills good government needs every day: creating and working within budgets, handling day-to-day issues as they come, and resolving conflict to get the job done right.
Tim is seeking the office of County Supervisor for a straightforward reason — he believes Scott County is a great place to live and to raise a family, and he’s confident he has the ability and the skills to help continue that tradition.
Where Tim stands
- Fiscal responsibility — run county government like a well-managed business, with transparent budgets and every dollar accountable to taxpayers.
- Safe communities — keep Scott County a safe place for families, where neighborhoods and local businesses thrive together.
- Clean water & environment — protect our water quality and natural resources for the next generation.
- Responsible growth — support economic development that creates good local jobs without losing what makes our county a great place to live.
In the community
- Advisory Committee member, Bettendorf YMCA
- Board of Directors, QC Homebuilders & Remodelers
- 27 years operating a local remodeling business
- Raised two children in Scott County public schools
