Killian Timoney is an educator, community leader, and dedicated public servant committed to strengthening families, improving education, and promoting a more efficient and accountable government.

Originally from New York, Killian moved to Jessamine County during his high school years and graduated from Lexington Catholic High School, where he excelled as a two-sport athlete in football and track and field. Like many Kentuckians, he worked his way through college, earning both undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Kentucky.

After college, Killian built a career in education as a teacher, coach, and school administrator. His commitment to serving others led him to public office, where he worked to advance commonsense conservative policies, protect taxpayers, and stand up for the values of Fayette and Jessamine Counties.

Killian and his wife, a former teacher at West Jessamine County High School, are raising their three sons in Jessamine County. Deeply rooted in the community, Killian remains committed to ensuring future generations have the same opportunities that helped his family succeed.