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Tim lives in Covington with his wife Kara. They have 3 children. He earned his bachelor's degree in environmental science from Trinity College. 

Tim currently serves as vice president for O'Rourke Wrecking Company in Cincinnati. He has spent his career in the environmental and construction industry. He previously joined the Navy and then the Navy Reserves. 

Tim Acri's campaign for city commissioner is his first run for public office.

As of August 20, 2024, Tim Acri’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

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Wants to collaborate with residents and local leaders to secure more State and Federal funding for housing and urban development in the city.

Advocates for securing more state and federal funding for housing and urban development.

Supports small businesses and aims to find creative ways to incentivize and retain them in Covington.

Supports small businesses and aims to find creative ways to incentivize and keep them in Covington.

Believes responsible development in the urban core is crucial for the city's future, and supports reshaping the former IRS property to benefit residents and businesses.

Supports transforming the former IRS property to benefit residents and businesses.

Believes Covington should develop the Ohio River Corridor, saying, "We have watched the City of Cincinnati grow the Ohio River Corridor for the past 15 years from the southern banks of the river and it is time that Covington does the same thing."

- Advocates for securing more state and federal funding for housing and urban development.
- Supports small businesses and aims to find creative ways to incentivize and keep them in Covington.
- Supports transforming the former IRS property to benefit residents and businesses.
- Believes Covington should develop the Ohio River Corridor, saying, "We have watched the City of Cincinnati grow the Ohio River Corridor for the past 15 years from the southern banks of the river and it is time that Covington does the same thing."

Housing & Urban Development

Believes street lighting, stop signs, sidewalks, and traffic control are essential for public safety.

Supports public safety infrastructure like street lighting, stop signs, and sidewalks.

- Supports public safety infrastructure like street lighting, stop signs, and sidewalks.

Public Safety

Supports creating more youth leagues and sporting programs regardless of community location, income, or ethnic background.

Wants to restore, protect, and preserve parks, green spaces, and open spaces, while also creating more opportunities for recreation and public enjoyment.

Supports restoring, protecting, and preserving parks, green spaces, and open spaces.

- Supports creating more youth leagues and sporting programs regardless of community location, income, or ethnic background.
- Supports restoring, protecting, and preserving parks, green spaces, and open spaces.

Public Services

Believes that improving Covington's older infrastructure is crucial for the city's future.

Supports improving Covington's older infrastructure.

- Supports improving Covington's older infrastructure.

Transportation & Infrastructure

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Tim Acri

Tim moved to Northern Kentucky in 1994 and has lived in Covington since 1997 with his wife Kara. They have three children. He earned his bachelor's degree in environmental science from Trinity College. 

Tim currently serves as Vice President for O'Rourke Wrecking Company in Cincinnati. He has spent his career in the environmental and construction industry. He previously joined the Navy and then the Navy Reserves. 

As of September 13, 2024, Tim Acri’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Has over 30 years of experience in the environmental and construction industry, specializing in environmental remediation, emergency response, construction, and demolition services.

Supports the redevelopment and growth of the city.

Believes vacant and abandoned buildings that pose health and safety hazards need to be addressed quickly.

Believes that a carefully planned new development with community input will help revitalize vacant properties and benefit the entire city.

Advocates for securing more state and federal funding for housing and urban development in collaboration with residents and local leaders.

- Advocates for securing more state and federal funding for housing and urban development in collaboration with residents and local leaders.
- Supports small businesses and aims to find creative ways to incentivize and retain them in Covington.
- Supports transforming the former IRS property to benefit residents and businesses.
- Believes Covington should develop the Ohio River Corridor, saying, "We have watched the City of Cincinnati grow the Ohio River Corridor for the past 15 years from the southern banks of the river and it is time that Covington does the same thing."

Believes community safety encompasses more than crime, violence, and public health issues. Plans to address additional elements of safety if elected.

Served in the Navy Reserves from 2001 to 2007.

Supports public safety and national security, as evidenced by his distinguished Navy service during multiple overseas deployments.

Serves on the Devou Park Advisory Committee.

Supports public services and community involvement, as demonstrated by serving on the Devou Park Advisory Committee and participating in local organizations.

Endorsed by the Residents of Mainstrasse Association (ROMA) and the Old Seminary Square Association (OSS).

Served as a Civil Engineer Corps Officer.

Tim Acri moved to Northern Kentucky in 1994 and has lived in Covington since 1997 with his wife and three dogs. He was raised in Steelton, PA. He has three children named Marisol, Trajan, and Ryley.

Tim Acri currently serves as Vice President for O'Rourke Wrecking Company in Cincinnati, specializing in environmental remediation, emergency response, construction, and demolition services. He has a 30+ year career in the environmental and construction industry.

As of September 4, 2024, Tim Acri’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Your city commission is made up of four elected city commissioners and a mayor. Together, they share the legislative and executive duties of the city government. In some cities, they also have administrative powers. 
- The city commission is responsible for the health, comfort, and safety of residents of the city 
- The city commission passes and enforces city laws, oversees all departments of the city government, and passes the city budget.
- Most cities in Kentucky hold nonpartisan elections for city officials. City commission members serve two-year terms and elections are held in even-numbered years. 