Tim Cortrecht
Truth, Transparency, & Accountability
A Navy veteran and father of three Noblesville Schools students, with family roots in this community reaching back nearly 200 years — running to put safety, schools, and streets first, treat taxpayer dollars with respect, and then go home after two terms.
“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We did not pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same.”
Ronald Reagan
Why I serve
This is why I serve my community. I believe that freedom is not automatic and does not sustain itself without God-fearing leadership willing to be honest, disciplined, and accountable.
I serve because our community deserves a government that focuses on what matters most to its citizens and works within its means. I believe safety, schools, and streets are kitchen table issues that matter to our community, and that our citizens want taxpayer dollars treated with respect.
I love this community that my family calls home, and I care about the legacy of Noblesville — that it stays a place my great-grandchildren would be proud to live in. I was raised that if you have an opinion, you do not just talk about it, you do something about it. If you care about something, you ought to protect it, defend it, or change it.
I am serving because my faith, family, and constitutional principles compel me to give back to a community and country that have given me so much. I will protect what makes Noblesville strong and unique, and I will leave behind something worth inheriting for the next generation.
Safety. Schools. Streets.
The core responsibilities of local government are simple and essential. Everything else comes after these.
Safety
Law enforcement, fire, and emergency services must be properly staffed, trained, funded, and respected — in our neighborhoods, our schools, and our public spaces.
Schools
Resources belong in classrooms and student outcomes rather than administrative expansion. Parents remain the primary stakeholders in their children’s education.
Streets
Infrastructure must come before expansion. Roads, utilities, drainage, and public facilities get maintained and strengthened before new development is approved.
A two-term pledge
I pledge to serve my time as a citizen-statesman and return to civilian life after just two terms. Political office was always supposed to be a service for a limited time, and never a career.
“…it is equally true that rotation in office is one of the most effectual means of preventing the degeneracy of a republic.”
James Madison
Noblesville first
Noblesville does not need to imitate neighboring cities to succeed. Our strength is our history, our people, and our sense of community. A Noblesville First approach means protecting what makes our city unique while making practical decisions that improve the daily lives of the residents who already live here.
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