Radcliff Police Department

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The Radcliff Police Department is committed to serving Radcliff with pride and professionalism.

06/16/2026

Both juveniles that were listed earlier as missing have been located safe!

Thanks to everyone that called in with information.

Photos from Radcliff Police Department's post 06/16/2026

UPDATE: 06/16/2026: 10:00am: Both juveniles have been located and are safe!

The Radcliff Police Department is currently looking for 2 juveniles that were possibly seen in the area of the 5 Star on North Dixie near Knox Avenue at approximately 10:15pm last date. They may have been recording til tok videos near the gas pumps. The juveniles left the Woodcreek Drive area of the city, near Elm Road sometime earlier in the day and both may have been on scooters.

The juveniles are described as a 14 year old light skinned black female possibly wearing pink pants, a dark shirt, unknown color shoes. She is described as 4’11” tall, weighs 126 lbs and has black hair and brown eyes.

The male juvenile is described as 5’ tall, 097 lbs and wearing either lime green or orange shorts, a black t shirt and possibly black crocs for shoes. He also is a light skinned male.

If anyone has seen these juveniles please contact the Radcliff Police Department at 270-351-4477 or call 911.

Recent photos of the juveniles have been attached.

06/09/2026

UPDATE: 9:45am: Roadway is back open.

Road Closure Notice

S. Wilson Road is currently closed between Medical Center Drive and the S. Wilson Road entrance to Abound Credit Union due to flooding.

Please use an alternate route and use caution in the area.

Photos from Radcliff Police Department's post 06/07/2026

We had a great time today at the Children’s Fair at Freeman Lake!

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to visit with our officers. We enjoyed meeting so many children and families and being part of another great community event.

We appreciate the opportunity to connect with our community and look forward to seeing you again soon!

Photos from Radcliff Police Department's post 05/26/2026

Rain or shine, the run goes on!

Today, members of the Radcliff Police Department proudly participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Kentucky. Despite the rain, our officers — alongside firefighters from the Radcliff Fire Department and employees from City Hall — completed approximately 9 miles in support of an incredible cause and the amazing athletes of Special Olympics.

The Law Enforcement Torch Run helps raise awareness and support for Special Olympics programs across Kentucky and beyond. We are honored to help carry the Flame of Hope through our community and stand beside so many dedicated public servants doing the same.

Thank you to everyone who cheered our teams on and helped support this meaningful cause.

Photos from Radcliff Police Department's post 05/23/2026

The Radcliff Police Department would like to congratulate Cheryl Lewis on being presented with a Certificate of Appreciation from the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) in recognition of her dedication and service.

Cheryl has faithfully served the City of Radcliff for many years as both a dispatcher for the Radcliff Police Department and as a Records Clerk. Her professionalism, commitment, and continued service to our department and community have made a lasting impact on countless officers and citizens over the years.

Congratulations, Cheryl, and thank you for your years of dedicated service!

05/17/2026

The previous situation mentioned has been resolved The person in question was taken into custody without incident.

05/17/2026

Officers are currently on scene handling an incident involving a mentally unstable individual. At this time, the subject remains contained inside the residence and there is no immediate threat to the public.

Police are actively working to resolve the situation safely and peacefully.

Please avoid spreading false information that c my ould lead to hindering a peaceful conclusion to this incident.

05/13/2026

This week, during National Police Week, we honor the men and women who have chosen a profession of service, sacrifice, and commitment to others.

Policing is more than responding to calls or enforcing laws — it is about serving our community with pride and professionalism each and every day.

The officers of the Radcliff Police Department work tirelessly behind the scenes and on the front lines to protect and serve our community. During Police Week, we pause to recognize their dedication and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

Thank you to all law enforcement officers, past and present, for your service and commitment.

05/02/2026

🚨 Community Reminder 🚨

The Radcliff Police Department would like to remind everyone to take a moment to secure your vehicles.

We have recently received several reports of vehicle break-ins in our area. If you have any information related to these incidents, please contact us.

Please remember to:
• Remove all valuables (wallets, purses, fi****ms, electronics, etc.)
• Lock your vehicle doors
• Avoid leaving spare keys or key fobs inside

Most vehicle break-ins are crimes of opportunity. Taking these simple steps can greatly reduce your risk.

If you see any suspicious activity or have information, please contact Hardin County Control or dial 911 in an emergency.

Stay safe, Radcliff!

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220 Freedoms Way
Radcliff, KY
40160