FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
Every dollar the county spends is a dollar earned by a Warren County taxpayer. I will fight for responsible budgets and transparent spending.
NOT A POLITICIAN.
A PUBLIC SERVANT.
Marine Veteran • Educator • Community Leader
Court Hopkins isn't your typical candidate. He's a United States Marine Corps veteran, a special education teacher, a former railroad engineer, and above all — a husband and father of four.
Court has spent his life in service — to his country, to his students, and to his community. He doesn't see the county board as a stepping stone. He sees it as a responsibility — to make sure Warren County is a place where families can thrive, businesses can grow, and every tax dollar is spent with care.
He's not running because he wants a title. He's running because he wants to make sure the next generation has the same opportunities he's worked to build.
Every dollar the county spends is a dollar earned by a Warren County taxpayer. I will fight for responsible budgets and transparent spending.
Warren County's future depends on supporting local businesses, attracting investment, and creating opportunity right here at home.
Government should be accountable to the people, not the other way around. I'll push for transparency in every meeting, every vote, and every decision.
Strong families build strong communities. I'm committed to making Warren County a place where neighbors help neighbors and everyone has a voice.
As a teacher, I know our kids are our future. I'll advocate for education, opportunity, and the kind of county our children will be proud to call home.
Court served his country with honor as a United States Marine. The discipline, leadership, and dedication to duty he learned in the Corps are values he carries with him every day.
After his service, Court worked as a railroad engineer — a demanding, hands-on career that taught him the value of hard work, reliability, and keeping things running on time.
Today, Court serves the most vulnerable students in our community as a special education teacher. He knows that every child deserves an advocate and a champion.
Serving on the Road & Bridge Committee and Animal Control Committee, Court brings the same discipline and dedication to county government that he brought to every role before it.
Court doesn't just talk about community — he lives it. Whether it's a local fundraiser, a community event, or just being out there with the people who make Warren County great, Court shows up. Because that's what public servants do.
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