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Radcliff announces low-cost spay/neuter clinic opening and July 3 fireworks plans

Radcliff City Council · June 16, 2026
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Summary

Councilmembers announced the opening of the Friends of Harden County Animal Shelter 'Snip Spot' spay/neuter clinic in Radcliff and confirmed July 3 fireworks at North Hardin High School with gates opening earlier this year.

During closing comments June 16, Mayor Mike and councilmembers announced a ribbon-cutting earlier that day for the Friends of Harden County Animal Shelter’s low-cost spay/neuter clinic, the 'Snip Spot,' at 2481 South Dixie in Radcliff. Council encouraged residents who need financial assistance for spay/neuter services to contact the organization (foccas.org).

Council also confirmed the city’s annual fireworks display will be held July 3 at North Hardin High School with gates opening earlier—at 7 p.m.—to ease congestion. Officials encouraged residents to keep animals secure during fireworks and noted city ordinance guidance on allowable times for personal fireworks.

Kevin Russell, identified in the meeting as president of County ACP, also promoted a 'Mr. and Miss Juneteenth' celebration and soul-food dinner for June 27 at the Derek Brown Center and invited community participation.