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Mayor, City of Radcliff

Vote for: 1
Term: 4 years
Candidates: 2
Election: Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The mayor is the chief executive of the City of Radcliff and oversees city departments and services.

Nonpartisan. Open seat: Mayor J.J. Duvall is running for county judge/executive. Both candidates are Radcliff City Council members.

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Terry Owens

No party listed

Radcliff City Council member; retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel

The gist

Proposes actively recruiting employers to Radcliff
Pledges to seek grants for infrastructure and public safety
Proposes a public health partnership with Baptist Health Hardin
Proposes more job fairs and help for small businesses

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Proposes actively recruiting employers to Radcliff
Radcliff mayoral candidates discuss economic development
News coverage · The News-Enterprise · Jul 24, 2026 · thenewsenterprise.com
“Owens believes the city should be more aggressive in actively recruiting employers instead of waiting and hoping they will initiate contact with Radcliff”
Pledges to seek grants for infrastructure and public safety
Murrell and Owens compete for Radcliff's mayoral seat
News coverage · The News-Enterprise · Jul 21, 2026 · thenewsenterprise.com
“Owens' first priority is applying for grants to improve the city’s infrastructure and public safety.”
Proposes a public health partnership with Baptist Health Hardin
Murrell and Owens compete for Radcliff's mayoral seat
News coverage · The News-Enterprise · Jul 21, 2026 · thenewsenterprise.com
“pursuing a public health partnership with Baptist Health Hardin”
Proposes more job fairs and help for small businesses
Murrell and Owens compete for Radcliff's mayoral seat
News coverage · The News-Enterprise · Jul 21, 2026 · thenewsenterprise.com
“hold more job fairs, support small businesses and entrepreneurs by streamlining administrative services”

Toshie Murrell

No party listed

Radcliff City Council member; owner of Network Real Estate Services

The gist

Proposes resident, business and animal-welfare advisory teams
Proposes public Solution Sessions for residents' concerns
Proposes a new 40-acre community park near Dawley Park
Proposes redeveloping Redmar Plaza and the Millpond site

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Proposes resident, business and animal-welfare advisory teams
Murrell and Owens compete for Radcliff's mayoral seat
News coverage · The News-Enterprise · Jul 21, 2026 · thenewsenterprise.com
“Murrell plans to create three advisory teams comprised of passionate, local volunteers and business leaders”
Proposes public Solution Sessions for residents' concerns
Murrell and Owens compete for Radcliff's mayoral seat
News coverage · The News-Enterprise · Jul 21, 2026 · thenewsenterprise.com
“Murrell also plans on holding public Solution Sessions where individuals can express concerns, ideas and ask questions.”
Proposes a new 40-acre community park near Dawley Park
Murrell and Owens compete for Radcliff's mayoral seat
News coverage · The News-Enterprise · Jul 21, 2026 · thenewsenterprise.com
“create a new, expanded Radcliff Community Park on roughly 40 acres of vacant property owned by the city near Dawley Park”
Proposes redeveloping Redmar Plaza and the Millpond site
Radcliff mayoral candidates discuss economic development
News coverage · The News-Enterprise · Jul 24, 2026 · thenewsenterprise.com
“I have a vision for Redmar Plaza which includes building a Radcliff Community and Welcome Center … is to shift from an industrial district to a business district, or mixed-use site”

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