JORDAN: I am an account manager for an international manufacturing and distribution company based in Texas. My in-depth business experience combined with a “customer first” leadership/management style assures the citizens of Hutto will have a voice on the council. And finally, my love for our community and desire to serve.

Appointed Council Member Tim Jordan is on ballot for Hutto City Council Place 4

Tim Jordan works as an account manager for an international manufacturing and distribution company based in Texas.

Appointed Council Member Tim Jordan is on ballot for Hutto City Council Place 4 | Austin | Community Impact

Jordan was appointed to Hutto City Council in March 2017 following the resignation of former council member Michael Smith, and Jordan won election to the seat two months later.

UPDATE: Hutto City Council member resigns seat to take position with Economic Development Corporation and Chamber of Commerce

Original post: Hutto City Council member Tim Jordan has resigned his seat on the council dias to accept the position of Economic Development Coordinator—a new position created jointly between the Hutto Economic Development Corporation and the Hutto Chamber of Commerce, according to a press release issued Jan. 15.

Tim was appointed to the Hutto City Council in March 2017 and won election to the seat two months later. He later resigned from the council.

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JORDAN: For the past eight years, our city has been plagued by out-of-touch politicians who place their wants ahead of our city’s needs. We are at a crossroads and it’s time we change direction toward a brighter future that includes strong leadership. We must put the days of failed management, frivolous spending and mounting debt behind us. A future that includes representation of Hutto residents ahead of political ambitions. A future of coming together as a team, making Hutto the beacon of success. Thanks to several fresh faces on our council we have made great progress and, as part of that team, there is so much more we can accomplish for the citizens of Hutto.

4.11 Discussion, consideration and possible action on spending $1,500 on the annual "76537 Life" advertising/marketing listing.

Tim Jordan made a motion to approve spending up to $4,000 for membership and marketing with the Chamber of Commerce. Second by Dr. Toni Hicks. The motion was approved by a unanimous vote.

2025-09-10-Regular-Called-JEDC-Meeting-Agenda-Packet.pdf

Calls for ending frivolous spending and mounting debt.

Moved to approve up to $4,000 for Chamber of Commerce membership and marketing.

- Calls for ending frivolous spending and mounting debt.
- Moved to approve up to $4,000 for Chamber of Commerce membership and marketing.

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As of September 24, 2026, Tim Jordan did not have a website or any information online.

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- Moved to approve up to $4,000 for Chamber of Commerce membership and marketing.

As of September 24, 2026, Tim Jordan’s website did not contain information on this issue.

City of Jarrell 4A Jarrell Economic Development Corporation Board and City Council Joint Workshop and Regular Called JEDC Meeting, Jarrell City Hall Council Chambers, Wednesday, June 11, 2025. Attendance in the meeting minutes: “Larry Bush, President - Present; Dr. Toni Hicks, Member - Present; Tim Jordan, Secretary - Present; Ex-Officio Member: Councilmember Tanya Clawson — Excused Absence.”

2025-06-11 Joint Workshop City Council and JEDC and Regular Called JEDC Meeting Agenda and Packet (PDF)

Tim Jordan serves as secretary of the Jarrell Economic Development Corporation.

Community Impact reported that Hutto City Council member Tim Jordan resigned to accept the Economic Development Coordinator position, “a new position created jointly between the Hutto Economic Development Corporation and the Hutto Chamber of Commerce.” The article states: “As Economic Development Coordinator, Jordan will focus on small business loans and sales and the marketing of existing small business in Hutto.”

UPDATE: Hutto City Council member resigns seat to take position with Economic Development Corporation and Chamber of Commerce | Community Impact

In a 2017 candidate questionnaire, Jordan answered the experience question: “I am an account manager for an international manufacturing and distribution company based in Texas. My in-depth business experience combined with a ‘customer first’ leadership/management style assures the citizens of Hutto will have a voice on the council. And finally, my love for our community and desire to serve.”

Tim Jordan worked as an economic development coordinator in a position created jointly by the Hutto Economic Development Corporation and the Hutto Chamber of Commerce. He previously worked as an account manager for an international manufacturing and distribution company based in Texas.

The article reports that Hutto City Attorney Bill Bingham said Jordan resigned his council seat “in an effort to avoid any ethical concerns.” It then states: “Jordan was appointed to Hutto City Council in March 2017 following the resignation of former council member Michael Smith, and Jordan won election to the seat two months later.”

Community Impact reported in an article updated January 17, 2019: “Original post: Hutto City Council member Tim Jordan has resigned his seat on the council dias to accept the position of Economic Development Coordinator—a new position created jointly between the Hutto Economic Development Corporation and the Hutto Chamber of Commerce, according to a press release issued Jan. 15.”

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