City of Radcliff Government

11/11/2026

In Radcliff, service is not just an idea, it is our identity, our history, and the foundation of everything we build.

As you drive along Lincoln Trail, Freedoms Way and Wilson, the faces looking down from our Hometown Hero banners tell a profound story. They are our neighbors, coworkers, family members, and friends, men and women who raised their right hands, wore our nation’s uniform, and stood in defense of liberty.

Our mission as a city is rooted in being a welcoming, resilient home for those who serve and have served. Standing proudly alongside Fort Knox, Radcliff has been shaped by generations of soldiers, veterans, and military families who brought their discipline, character, and heart into our community.

Every banner lining our corridors represents answering the call of duty, enduring long deployments, and making sacrifices that can never fully be repaid.

This Veterans Day, we invite you to look up, remember their stories, and join us in honoring the brave men and women who have defended our peace. To every veteran in our community: THANK YOU for your courage, your sacrifice, and your lasting dedication to our hometown and our nation.

11/09/2026

November 9, 2026 Called Council Meeting \ Work Session

11/06/2026

An engaged community is a strong community. Staying connected with local municipal happenings ensures your voice is part of our city's progress.

Here is how you can follow along and participate in what’s on the city’s agenda this week:
- Follow policy discussions and municipal planning: Watching local leadership review ongoing initiatives gives you an inside look at upcoming projects and the discussions shaping Radcliff's future before official action is taken.
- Support neighborhood quality and community standards: Resident boards and enforcement panels work behind the scenes to maintain the safety, appearance, and zoning harmony of our neighborhoods and commercial corridors.
- Honor our community’s heroes: Take time midweek to reflect on our city's deep military roots, celebrate the courage of our veterans, and thank the service members and military families who call Radcliff home.

Please review the graphic for this week's public sessions, meeting times, and holiday facility schedules.

11/05/2026

SAVE THE DATE: Light Up Radcliff is right around the corner.

Kick off the holiday season with us as we bring holiday magic to our hometown. Mark your calendars and gather your family and friends for an evening of festive traditions, community cheer, and holiday fun.
- Date: Friday, December 4
- Time: 6 p.m.
- Location: Colvin Community Center (230 Freedoms Way)

What to expect:
- Official Lighting Ceremony: Watch the community center grounds illuminate for the season.
- Festival of Trees Unveiling: Stroll through the beautifully decorated trees designed by local businesses, civic groups, and organizations, and cast your vote for your favorite display.
- Special Holiday Guests & Family Fun: Keep an eye out for a visit from Santa, seasonal photo opportunities, and family-friendly activities.
- Festive Treats: Enjoy warm holiday refreshments like hot cocoa and cookies as you celebrate with neighbors.

Admission is free and all are welcome. Bundle up and come make magical memories with us!

11/04/2026

In observance of Veterans Day, City of Radcliff municipal offices will be closed on Wednesday, Nov. 11.

Regular business hours will resume on Thursday, Nov. 12.

Essential and emergency personnel, including the Radcliff Police Department and Radcliff Fire Department, will remain on duty 24/7 to protect and serve our community.

As a proud military-connected community neighboring Fort Knox, Radcliff holds our nation's heroes in the highest regard. We extend our deepest gratitude to all our local veterans, active-duty service members, and military families for your courage, sacrifice, and continued dedication to our country.

11/03/2026

Make your voice heard, Radcliff!

Election Day is here, and every vote plays an essential role in shaping the future of our city, county, and commonwealth. This election has our mayor and city council seats on the ballot, along with other local, county and state races.

If you are heading out to cast your ballot, remember that the Colvin Community Center, 230 Freedoms Way, serves as a voting center for our community.

Polls are open from 6 AM to 6 PM local time. Important reminder: As long as you are in line by 6:00 PM, Kentucky law guarantees your right to cast your ballot.

Need to find a different voting centers in Hardin County? Our Hardin County Clerk has all the details. www.hccoky.org

Take time today to exercise your civic duty. See you at the polls!

Election Day is almost here!

Voters can cast their ballot at any of the 16 convenient Hardin County voting centers, including our newly added voting center at the Nolin RECC Meeting Center (411 Ring Road, Elizabethtown)!

Important Reminders for Election Day:
- Bring your Photo ID: Don't forget to bring a valid government-issued photo ID to the polls.
- Stay in Line: As long as you are in line by 6 p.m., you will be allowed to vote.

Make a plan for Election Day and exercise your right to vote!

11/02/2026

Fall into the beauty of the season at Saunders Springs Nature Preserve!

Join City of Radcliff Naturalist Barbara Baker as she shares what’s happening on the trails this November and invites you to experience the breathtaking fall foliage firsthand.

November Event: Full Beaver Moon Night Hike
- Date: Tuesday, November 24
- Time: 5:00 PM
- Location: Saunders Springs Nature Preserve. Meet at the parking lot by the welcome center.
- Details: Enjoy a guided evening hike through the preserve under the full moon! Flashlights will be on hand. Be sure to dress warmly for the cool autumn weather.

Visiting the Preserve This Season? Here are a few quick tips:
- Stop by the Welcome Center: Check out the informational display right before heading down the hill to get ideas on sights, points of interest, and things to do.
- Snap a Trail Map Photo: Take a picture of the trail map before you hike! The trail colors on the map match the markings on the trees (purple, red, or yellow), making it easy to navigate from tree to tree and stay on path.
- Stay Connected: Enjoy free Wi-Fi at the Welcome Center hotspot, generously provided by West Point Bank and Brandenburg Telecom (BBTel).

Bundle up, grab your hiking shoes, and come enjoy the great outdoors in Radcliff!

11/01/2026

Your voice and your perspective help shape our community.

Taking an active role in local decisions keeps Radcliff thriving, and there are two key ways to participate this week:
- Make your voice heard at the ballot box: Voting is your direct opportunity to influence the direction of our community, county, and commonwealth. Take time this week to exercise your civic duty and cast your ballot.
- Engage with our city’s future growth: Local boards help guide the development, planning, and long-term vision of our neighborhoods. Attending public meetings allows you to stay informed on upcoming projects, see local government in action, and understand the decisions impacting our city.

Check out the graphic for details. Let’s make our presence count, Radcliff.

10/25/2026

Join us from 5–7PM at the Colvin Community Center for an evening of Halloween fun!
Mayor Duvall and Becky share some exciting details about tonight’s event!
Bring the kids, wear your favorite costumes, and come enjoy a great evening with our community!

10/25/2026

It's all things Halloween this week. Fright Night is TONIGHT from 5–7 PM at Colvin Community Center. Grab your costumes and bring the family out for a safe, fun evening of free trunk-or-treating with our local business and civic partners!

Here’s what else is coming up in Radcliff this Halloween week:
- Full Hunter Moon Nature Hike: Monday, Oct. 26 at 6:15 PM | Saunders Springs Nature Preserve
- Walkabout Wednesday: Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 9:00 AM | Saunders Springs Nature Preserve
- Citywide Trick-or-Treating: Saturday, Oct. 31 from 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM | Citywide

See you tonight at Colvin Community Center!