Joint Law Enforcement Range Moves Forward

Radcliff, KY · August 2, 2026

Sunday morning quiet has settled in, but there’s plenty moving across the area today. Rain drops are falling lightly, making it a good day to grab an extra mug of coffee before heading out.

The Lead

The cities of Radcliff and Elizabethtown are partnering to develop a dedicated law enforcement shooting range on Gaither Station Road. Approved through an interlocal agreement during recent council action, the joint facility addresses long-standing scheduling bottlenecks at the local landfill range, where local departments routinely competed for trigger time against state and federal agencies.

Mayor JJ Duvall highlighted that having a dedicated regional range ensures local officers maintain required firearms qualifications and tactical certifications without calendar conflicts. Under the agreement, both municipalities will share development and upkeep responsibilities. Site layout and construction planning represent the next immediate step for the joint project.

Local Pulse

  • Hardin County Paper Shredding Day Set for Monday Residents can drop off sensitive documents tomorrow from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM at the Road Department on Bacon Creek Road.

  • Delinquent Property Tax Listings Now Online City officials have posted the updated 2026 property tax delinquency roster for public inspection.

Today's Outlook

  • High 73°F · Low 69°F — Rain (25% chance of precipitation)
    • Carry an umbrella this morning to stay dry through occasional rain showers.

What's On Around Town

  • Elizabethtown: Mystical Moon Market 1401 W Park Rd, 11:00 AM–5:00 PM Browse local artisans, crystal vendors, and handmade crafts.

  • Elizabethtown: Sunday Afternoon Cinema Crowne Pointe Theatre (2908 Dolphin Dr), 11:15 AM Enjoy laser-projected matinees with budget-friendly concessions.

Spotlight & Story

  • Saunders Springs Log Cabins
    • Tucked inside a 26-acre wooded ravine at 100 Saunders Spring Lane, three restored 1800s hand-hewn log cabins sit alongside an original stone springhouse. Volunteer preservationists reassembled the pioneer cedar structures, preserving hand-notched timber joints built without nails.

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