Public Safety
Tim spent 15 years serving as a firefighter, where he saw the importance of strong public-safety systems, dependable equipment and supporting the people who respond when residents need help most.
About Tim
Tim Green is a lifelong Lubbock resident, former firefighter, homebuilder and small-business leader who has spent decades serving the community he calls home.
A Lifetime in Lubbock
Tim Green has spent his life building, serving and investing in Lubbock.
He served 15 years as a firefighter, gaining firsthand experience with public safety, emergency response and the responsibility that comes with serving neighbors during some of their most difficult moments.
Tim later built a career in the homebuilding industry, where he has spent more than 35 years in business and helped build more than 1,000 homes across the community.
That combination of public service and private-sector experience has shaped the practical approach he brings to Lubbock City Hall.
Experience
Tim spent 15 years serving as a firefighter, where he saw the importance of strong public-safety systems, dependable equipment and supporting the people who respond when residents need help most.
With more than 35 years of business experience, Tim understands budgets, planning, accountability and the need to make decisions with long-term consequences in mind.
After helping build more than 1,000 homes, Tim has seen firsthand how roads, utilities, drainage, neighborhoods and development decisions intersect as a city grows.
How Tim Approaches Service
Tim believes local government works best when elected leaders stay accessible, understand the details and focus on practical solutions rather than political noise.
His approach to City Council is straightforward: listen to residents, ask tough questions, respect taxpayer dollars and keep District 4 informed about the decisions being made at City Hall.
View Tim's PrioritiesPublic service is about showing up, listening and doing the work people elected you to do.
Stay Connected
Questions, concerns and ideas from District 4 residents are always welcome.