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A council member moved to enter closed session; another council member seconded the motion and the presiding mayor called the motion carried after an all‑in‑favor voice vote. The council recessed into closed session and later reconvened, at which time the presiding official stated on the record that “no official business, or no official action was taken while in closed session.”

The closed session was listed on the meeting agenda as relating to property acquisition/sale and economic-development matters. The council did not disclose details of the discussion in open session and did not take a vote or other formal action related to the closed-session subject at the May 12 meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","May 12, 2025 Called Council Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The Radcliffe City Council met in closed session on May 12 under KRS 61.810(1)(b) to discuss acquisition or sale of real property and economic development; the council reported no official action was taken when it reconvened.","taxTitle","Radcliff, Hardin County, Kentucky","taxId",71004,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6235396,"Tourism commission proposes airport campaign, roadshow in 2026 budget",211,1059000,1270000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3401803-f6c43d8636990432d13ae934c425afd7&start=1059&end=1270","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3401803-f6c43d8636990432d13ae934c425afd7/thumbnail_1059000.jpg","/articles/6235396/Radcliff/Hardin-County/Kentucky/Tourism-commission-proposes-airport-campaign-roadshow-in-2026-budget","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6235396-606f387d857a55415389040e49315a87/orig.mp4?Expires=1770819760&Signature=ZDZ8EOREYMtA1nfeThjjeaGp6me600EUR-WJEqcAsboEXD1QxjjlngV5IBQEoH6spRc4vh6x-IARLX7TmeBo9kfxOkcmbfVeGDkjYfHQlLyxVx06w38NU3rWHWo38GD9bJS8tK8axRAgxjqVSjv7gfF7VhiOs9NtTOoJJXnzvlc8cAJX-xIz2FOIdBPh4csSFkHcnm07bUODDXOcJC13kHhaYHDrrmXuZ~RxhjFCZl2DrbTxi0Nk9sVWMtS5zUDSpfJhthowS0J13yoZlXHbeUj4BwocjMWJ-ZKV4YExno5G49VW0HxjwLrRdVUtXIO-H56aELjZ4mnZCbbyLJWvWA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Bob Moore, representing the Tourism Commission, presented the proposed fiscal 2026 tourism budget to the Radcliffe City Council on May 12, 2025, noting two new or renewed outreach efforts: participation in a Louisville travel roadshow and a multi-month advertising presence at Atlanta Hartsfield–Jackson airport.

Moore said the commission budgeted for the Louisville roadshow (a January event) because prior roadshows had seen declining foot traffic and the commission expects a stronger return in Louisville. He described the Atlanta campaign as a Wi‑Fi/text and large‑screen effort intended to reach travelers during a prolonged placement; Moore said the airport push had produced measurable website traffic in previous years when the commission used ARPA funds.

On cost, Moore said the airport/advertising line totals $73,000 in the draft plan and that $4,000 of that amount is for an associated app. He also told the council the tourism office has seen an uptick in hotel tax revenue, in part because local hotels raised room rates to cover higher labor costs; he noted the local 3% add‑on tax increases city receipts when hotels raise rates.

Council members asked questions about timing and expected outcomes. One council member asked about an empty hotel property near Molino's; Moore said the property's ownership and price expectations — not the tourism office's operations — explain its long vacancy. Moore invited council members to contact Kelly or himself with follow-up questions and noted the proposed budget will appear on a future agenda for approval.

No vote on the tourism budget occurred at the May 12 meeting; Moore said the item would be placed on the next agenda for approval.","Bob Moore presented the Tourism Commission's proposed 2026 budget on May 12, highlighting a return to advertising in the Atlanta Hartsfield–Jackson airport, participation in a Louisville roadshow and an app/airport line item totaling $73,000 (including $4,000 for an app). The budget will return for council approval.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6235402,"Juneteenth committee asks Radcliffe to hold donations and oversee vendor payments for June event",225,493000,718000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3401803-f6c43d8636990432d13ae934c425afd7&start=493&end=718","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3401803-f6c43d8636990432d13ae934c425afd7/thumbnail_493000.jpg","/articles/6235402/Radcliff/Hardin-County/Kentucky/Juneteenth-committee-asks-Radcliffe-to-hold-donations-and-oversee-vendor-payments-for-June-event","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6235402-dce63e358d53437e36a3de2c848e40ad/orig.mp4?Expires=1770819760&Signature=TQby92a8ZB~h4zIfRxKKH7m2u4XCoBa6r8esX2u3kvzjXI7sldSHdf~ShKP77GplES1OXpt9qsyNEf010cza1sWupFPyxlqRvy9j~tRmW~Cq~xWYK6E5-dOsZky2c6mzfSnWCRKj1ZEBpuThObp9OBn3ZCJkOBWl79bRTqR8mdEg2WXTLcw1zZQ~54UfW5f~cbeKnIWKRqvTq6HZzc2dLmns~s7Mbyv6E8kUWO1i8JTQ9ZnOEZ90L-8Q6JgGXuuB5ITw~t~eT245fS8t5uDrIck3-TQskLpYfVkogU1HP5XnIomZ-lBjzFipkIeZLCFbi7Dn87bbB6Qe2jNJoXSQPw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Organizers of a Juneteenth event told the Radcliffe City Council on May 12 that they are not requesting city grant funding but asked the city to act as an administrative holder and disburser for sponsorship money and vendor payments for a June 14 celebration at North Kern High School.

The Harkin County Juneteenth Committee representatives said they will collect donations and requested a city mechanism to hold funds and pay vendors so individual organizers do not have to front payments. Kevin Russell, a committee leader, told the council they were “definitely not asking for the city to give us any money” and instead wanted “someone to oversee it and disperse to the vendors.” He said the group expects any city-held funds to remain modest and suggested a cap “not surpassing probably around $5,000 at the most.”

Committee members described programming that will include live music, a segment sponsored by the NAACP, church performances, kids activities and food trucks. Elaine Gilpin, listed in meeting remarks as responsible for entertainment, and Yolani Jackson, a committee member, also introduced sponsorship and vendor plans.

Council members asked logistical questions. City staff and council indicated they would consult the finance director and city legal staff before agreeing to act as a fiscal agent; one council member noted the city’s typical requirements for sponsorship support and suggested the possibility of placing a city representative on the event board to provide oversight. The meeting also identified Tim Murray as the contact for food-truck licensing and health-department checks.

Organizers said they are a volunteer group and not a 501(c)(3). They told the council they had received multiple sponsor commitments and that surrounding communities plan to participate. No formal council vote was taken; staff will follow up with organizers after consulting finance and legal.","Harkin County Juneteenth organizers asked the Radcliffe City Council on May 12 to act as a fiscal holding agent and help disperse vendor payments — not to provide grant funding — for a June 14 community Juneteenth celebration.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6235407,"Radcliffe honors Fort Knox BOSS volunteers for April flood relief",257,106000,363000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3401803-f6c43d8636990432d13ae934c425afd7&start=106&end=363","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3401803-f6c43d8636990432d13ae934c425afd7/thumbnail_106000.jpg","/articles/6235407/Radcliff/Hardin-County/Kentucky/Radcliffe-honors-Fort-Knox-BOSS-volunteers-for-April-flood-relief","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6235407-364956864f8d8c31ab9ed00ad7430aa3/orig.mp4?Expires=1770819760&Signature=XG1uDKdFPuM67BzA-XgOMmGS5u74HhWNwE3yppVaqIikX9fn-gOR4LqDNuJMCPHN67xTv53UmVxBhNe0pEYSSFS~x~04xNqS0p2E7aO5SqB22GGGR8LNFCBp-P-NbOhR5PA0rxGw2oXjOLt7TIP2zsLvKUIFO3KuRr2AAl4GFIFMslP~t9V2XnsxptOZl4jRImAwjVADkVeFjF-oN0OQsNAnVBFRGOdW27WFZglg231NdaztttbekjgkLH489tLM7AZ-FuhTqxi5NhY7Fxg34-Ct0p9lJtQLJ8MUqEFLHYoMVSEaBQcW98FoO2j5Fe5Kf6eEyhqoBEVOwPlgb1i2Aw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Radcliffe City Council presented the Mayor's Recognition Award to the Fort Knox BOSS program on May 12, 2025, recognizing soldiers who volunteered to organize and distribute supplies to families affected by April floods.

The award recognizes civil–military support after storms and highlights the role of Fort Knox soldiers in local recovery efforts. The council read the award, signed by Mayor JJ Duvall, thanking the BOSS volunteers for supporting Radcliffe and surrounding communities.

Sergeant White, president of the BOSS program at Fort Knox, told the council the unit “came to help out our community” during flood relief and that volunteers also supported a dog-rescue effort. He said roughly 23 soldiers and the command sergeant major joined flood-relief work and “put in about 8 hours” distributing supplies on April 12.

The presentation included several named soldiers and a formal plaque reading that the City of Radcliffe thanks the Fort Knox BOSS program for coordinating with Project Hope to serve families affected by the April floods. Speakers at the meeting described the BOSS volunteers as having provided hundreds of hours of community service in the previous two months.

Members of the military delegation invited council and residents to Fort Knox summer programming, including a Fourth of July event and a June 14 run the presenters noted as upcoming community opportunities.

No formal city action or vote was taken related to the recognition; the award was presented during the council's presentations portion of the special meeting.","At a May 12 special meeting, the Radcliffe City Council presented a Mayor's Recognition Award to the Fort Knox BOSS program for volunteering during April floods and assisting with supply distribution.","actionData","errors"]

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