About Tim 
Commissioner Tim Iveyis a proven local leader, public servant, and dedicated advocate for the people of Scotland County, North Carolina. As a member of the Scotland County Board of Commissioners, representing the Stewartsville District, Tim has built a reputation for steady leadership, thoughtful decision-making, and a strong commitment to the community he serves. During his time on the board, he has also served as chairman, helping guide the county through important decisions affecting local government, public services, economic priorities, and the future of Scotland County.
Tim’s approach to public service has always been grounded in responsibility, accountability, and a belief that county government should work for the people. As commissioner and former chairman, he has played an active role in the day-to-day business of county government, presiding over regular board meetings and helping lead discussions on the issues that matter most to local families. His work has included reviewing and approving county agendas, managing public comment sessions, considering policy matters, addressing personnel issues, participating in land-use and planning discussions, supporting emergency operations planning, receiving public health updates, and making decisions on county budget priorities. Through it all, Tim has remained focused on practical leadership and responsive government.
Tim brings to public office both educational and professional experience that strengthen his service to the county. He attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and has private-sector experience as a former operations manager with JPMorgan Chase. That background has helped shape his understanding of organizational leadership, fiscal responsibility, and the importance of efficient, results-driven management—skills that are essential in county government.
In addition to his service as commissioner, Tim has demonstrated a longstanding commitment to civic involvement and community leadership. Over the years, he has served on a number of local and regional boards and committees, including the Scotland County ABC Board, Scotland County Parks and Recreation Board, Lumber River Council of Governments Transportation Advisory Committee, Juvenile Crime Prevention Council in Scotland County, and the Scotland County Historical Properties Committee. He has also served as a Guardian ad Litem volunteer, reflecting his personal commitment to protecting and advocating for vulnerable members of the community.
These roles speak to Tim’s broad investment in the future of Scotland County—from public safety and youth services to recreation, transportation, and historic preservation. His record shows a leader who understands that strong communities are built not only through policy, but through consistent service, collaboration, and a willingness to step up wherever help is needed.
Commissioner Ivey is known as an experienced, steady, and community-focused leader who works to represent all the people of Scotland County. He believes public office is about service, not politics, and that the responsibility of leadership is to make decisions that strengthen the county for the next generation. Guided by principle rather than partisanship, Tim is committed to doing what he believes is right for his constituents and for the long-term success of the community.
Whether addressing county priorities, supporting public services, or helping shape local policy, Tim Ivey has remained focused on one goal: serving Scotland County with integrity, dedication, and a clear sense of purpose. His record reflects a deep commitment to the people he represents and a belief that effective local leadership can make a real difference in the lives of families across the county.