Tim Isaacs
General-election interview · recorded Tue, Oct 13, 2026
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Tim Isaacs
On the November 3, 2026 ballot for Elizabethtown City Council. See the full race page.
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Isaacs described running for re-election to the Elizabethtown City Council after a first term over the last two years. Isaacs described serving as principal at Central Hardin for the last 15 years of a career, retiring this past year. As the first concrete thing, Isaacs named continuing to get the building off Woodland up and ready, so organizations serving the most needed populations can come together and pool resources and services. On the budget, Isaacs named making sure first responders have what is needed and taking care of infrastructure such as stormwater, roads and sidewalks.
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Tim Isaacs came to Hardin County in 1981 when he was sent to live in the Glen Dale Children's home, the former Southern Baptist funded facility that was in the Glendale community for over 80 years. He graduated from East Hardin in 1986 and went to college, leaving Georgetown in late 1991 to take a position back at Glen Dale where he would stay until 1997. He returned to Georgetown and finished his bachelors and teaching certificate and took a position with Hardin County Schools in 1998. He would go on to teach social studies and coach multiple sports before being named an Assistant Principal in 2005. He was blessed to be Principal for the final 15 years of his career, retiring at the end of July 2025. Tim has been married for almost 34 years to his wife Angie and they have two daughters Rebecca and Hannah. Tim got his Master's in Educational leadership from W.K.U and his Rank 1 with a D.P.P.certification from University of the Cumberlands.
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